Erwin Schrödinger was a rare oddity in Earth's scientific world.
If the literary tough guy Hemingway, with his luxury cars, fine wine, and beautiful women, was the ideal state of a humanities man, then the research scientist Schrödinger, who made love while writing papers, was the dream incarnate of a science man. The wine and women that wore away ordinary people's talent were instead miraculous elixirs that stimulated his. Amid nights of endless revelry, he remained one of the world's top ten physicists.
Besides the famous Schrödinger wave function and wave mechanics, his most important theory was <What Is Life—The Physical Aspect of the Living Cell>, a monumental work that brought biology into the domain of physics.
In What Is Life, besides proposing that "life is a negative entropy phenomenon, drawing 'order' from its environment to maintain the system's organization and evolve," he also pointed out that physics and chemistry could, in principle, solve biological problems, and indicated the direction genetics should take.
This book tricked a great many physicists with bright futures into leaping into the huge pit of biology.
Of the three recipients of the 1962 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine who proposed the DNA Double Helix structure, two had been outstanding physics students who switched fields after reading Schrödinger's book.
After genetics entered the age of DNA, biology was no longer merely a discipline that studied living things. It also had to involve profound physics and chemistry.
This concept held true in the Divine Land as well.
Sky Spirit Ridge's arrangement had indeed been tailor-made for Wang Qi. Wang Qi had not displayed exceptional talent in mathematical statistics and the like, but he was quite outstanding in Group Theory, geometry, and calculus. Moreover, he was interested in the Path of the Misty. This was also highly