Even the most attention-seeking stunt was still an "attempt."
After all, broadening one's thinking was always a good thing.
The "atomic knot model" from many years ago had later gone on to inspire string theory, after all.
And at worst, it would still mean "ruling out one wrong answer."
At the very least, Bo'er remained quite tolerant of Wang Qi's attitude.
At this juncture, Wang Qi had indeed lowered his head meekly, but he still insisted, "I think my attempt still carries a certain degree of physical significance..."
"The only advantage of Dimension Theory is that it might explain the Super Turing Machine properties of past and future converging into one, and might explain Celestial Great Saints." Feng Luoyi shook his head as well. "But it has too many drawbacks. It conflicts with many existing theories, even with your own string theory."
"Contradictions can be remedied through gradual revisions," Wang Qi said. "But Celestial Great Saints are things that truly existed. They are objective realities. We must consider whether our theoretical models can accommodate their existence."
Taiyi Tianzun stood up. "But, Wang Qi, your strides cannot be too large. Every attempt must proceed step by step. Step by step, understand? We should all be aware of this, shouldn't we? Every existing theory has this problem, in fact. They are only valid within their own applicable ranges. The macroscopic has macroscopic theories, and the microscopic has microscopic theories. Lord of Yuanli's theory is merely a low-velocity approximation of The Way of Resemblance. And our history is too short; we have never truly observed phenomena involving extremely high spiritual power."
"We can indeed consider where our theories should go if Celestial Great Saints exist, but we should not disrupt our own pace over that and think, 'As long as a theory can