"Comparisons of actual information suggest that certain widely shared, deeply ingrained public impressions tend to account for a greater proportion of mission worlds. Clearer examples include more visually direct forms of expression such as films and animation, even when they have actually diverged from the original work's design-"
"On this point, we have reason to suspect that the influence of collective perception lies in-"
As it turned out, at an internal discussion seminar that seemed extraordinary but was actually rather outlandish, those qualified to stand up and explain their experiences or present unconventional group research reports tended to have far more than a few tricks up their sleeves.
With the unspoken sentiment of There are still more experts?, Li could only watch as speaker after speaker, users who had transitioned into regular research personnel, took to the podiums in various locations. Their corresponding research topics were equally varied, coming one after another.
Subjects included "Suspected links between collective perception, mission worlds, and exchanges," "A rough comparison of the current rate of planetary surface expansion and population distribution, with inferences about its effects," and "Research into the application and extraction adaptability of spiritual substances." Clearly, following the emergence of new things, in this constantly changing world where each day brought something new, the first to try to understand and integrate into it were none other than these scientific elites, who theoretically ought to have been relatively "rigorous and conservative."
He had to admit that clever people were often more perceptive than others, and even better at adapting.
Applause surged like a tide.
Judging in particular from the quiet conversations of some older researchers nearby, research and development projects across the country's provincial capitals often underwent various tests and verifications before sharing and comparing some broad findings at seminars like this. This