Doing scientific experiments in a dream seemed unreliable no matter how you looked at it.
The thing was, actual scientists were conducting experiments, and doing a pretty convincing job of it.
Of course, plenty of people disagreed, but the poster was unfazed.
Science had nothing to fear from disagreement. A clash of ideas might just spark the truth.
"I entered the Dream World in an eagle's body and surveyed my surroundings from high above. I could see the entire expanse of land and the endlessly stretching ocean. The blue ocean covered a larger, broader area than the land. It stretched on forever!"
"However, I could only see nearby things clearly. An eagle's eyesight has its limits, after all. Light from farther away was all crowded onto my retina, making it hard to form an image. It was too blurry..."
"I also used the wooden-block ability to build a large wooden ship by the sea and conducted some long-distance observation experiments. Unfortunately, there's no way to record what happens in dreams and bring the footage into reality. Otherwise, I could show you a wonder of the world. Honestly, it looks very different from reality..."
The above was an excerpt from a lengthy post published by the scientist Leon Winchester. The post was hugely popular.
Both spectators and genuine scientists left comments, some agreeing and others arguing against it.
At that moment, Leon sat on his balcony with his legs crossed, admiring the night view while browsing online comments, his heart burning with enthusiasm.
Whenever he saw a post that annoyed him, he politely refuted it with scientific evidence, without a single swear word.
Although all that evidence consisted of data from tests he had conducted in his dreams and carried no authoritative weight, it was genuinely substantive.
Few people in the