The Century Physics Conference officially began.
As the doors to Conference Hall No. 1 shut tightly, the thoughts of the physicists gathered inside the International Convention and Exhibition Center seemed to fly through those closing doors and into the hall that would determine the direction of Future Physics.
Standing beside the poster display area in the first-floor exhibition hall and looking at the pitch-black screen hanging on the wall, Wei Hong suddenly turned to Professor Daivik beside him and asked,
"Which problems do you think will be selected?"
Stumped by the question, Daivik thought for a moment, then shook his head.
"I don't know... As far as I'm concerned, every one of the 522 problems that passed the preliminary selection is crucial. At the very least, it would be hard to find one that is unnecessary. If I had to rank them, I could only put the few I understand near the top... After all, I haven't studied the others at all, so I have no right to comment."
As the ones who had completed the Z Particle Gravitational Wave Fluctuation Equation, the two were popular candidates for the next Nobel Prize, but they had yet to truly receive the Nobel Prize's favor.
If they had been more senior, they might have had a chance to enter the meeting room beyond those walls, or at least qualify to sit in as observers. But unfortunately, aside from the Z Particle Gravitational Wave Fluctuation Equation, they had not achieved anything especially significant, so they could only wait quietly outside.
"I heard they were going to livestream the proceedings in the hall, weren't they?" Professor Daivik asked softly as he looked at the black screen on the wall.
"Probably not until the announcement session this afternoon..." Wei Hong thought for a moment before