"What is loyalty? There are many interpretations of this word. When you want to undertake a venture, it often requires many people to form a synergy. Unfortunately, in most cases, as the number of people increases, the direction of the force tends to deviate, which is also when the understanding of loyalty can also beco skewed.
So people express their loyalty only verbally and will go to great lengths to make superiors feel that they are obedient. Others use actions and behavior to annotate their loyalty. However, these are not true loyalty.
True loyalty is cognitive and is genuinely kindred spirits. It can be expressed in many ways, with so forging a close connection through interests, combining their interests with their career. But a more advanced loyalty, in my opinion, is faith.
Faith gives these people a common goal to strive for, linking those with the sa beliefs. Only by using the correct ans of restraint can true synergy be ford, thus achieving what seems impossible to outsiders.
Faith in a common cause or faith in science, both are viable. In this aspect, you’ve done very well. But the next step truly tests a person’s leadership ability. In the process of forming synergy, it is inevitable that so people’s convictions will waver, and goals will deviate. It is at this point that the leader at the highest level must make choices...
By the way, I haven’t yet congratulated you on having two children. I’ve prepared two small gifts for the little ones, be sure to take them when you leave."
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This was the advice Qiao Ze received during his first full eting since the academician supplent in the Capital, after eting with an elder as he did last ti.
Since the academic conference held in Xilin, more than a month has passed.
After Qiao Ze’s speech at the last conference, the Xilin Academic Society, which extensively recruits talent worldwide, was officially established.
The purpose of the establishnt of the Xilin Academic Society is quite simple; it’s about gathering as many mathematicians and physicists as possible to research and supplent Q Theory under a unified frawork. The ultimate aim is to solve the grand unification problem that has troubled the world for a long ti.
Of course, the final goal of solving these series of problems is to achieve a clearer understanding of the world in which humans dwell.
The establishnt of the Xilin Academic Society had a profoundly far-reaching impact in the academic world. Qiao Ze’s speech at the eting spread across the globe in the days that followed.
"New Discoveries in Mathematics and Physics," hosted by the Xi Lin Mathematical Research Institute and Xilin University of Technology, specially allocated a section for a Q Theory topic in its journal. At the sa ti, with the founding of the Xilin Academic Society and so related publicity, coupled with endorsents from dozens of Nobel and Fields dal laureates, Q Theory has beco the most recognized and promising theory in the academic community to solve the grand unification problem.
None!
After all, this is currently the only theory in academia that, starting from the microscopic world, not only constructs a mathematically elegant structure but can also be partially validated on a macroscopic scale.
Ham Taylor, a na still quite unfamiliar in academic circles, beca widely known due to the promotion of Q Theory.
Nobody could have imagined that a young person, still pursuing a doctorate, with a montary flash of inspiration unrelated to his main field, could, through an entirely new theory, elevate human civilization’s understanding of ultimate celestial bodies like black holes to a new level.
Besides promoting the Xilin Academic Society, the city of Xilin also gained a significant boost.
The reason is simple.
Following that conference, under the invitation of Edward Witten, Peter Schultz, and the conference organizing committee, a group of visiting scholars was warmly invited to enjoy three days in Xilin. It can be simply understood as a paid vacation.
Unlike previous organizing committees, which selected fixed tourist spots after considering various factors, this ti, the committee listed all the worthwhile attractions in Xilin based on Dou Dou’s suggestion, allowing everyone to freely choose, team up, and travel.
After forming temporary small groups, the committee assigned an assistant robot to each team to serve as a guide.
This arrangent was truly considerate since one of the most troubleso aspects of group tours is that individual ti and itinerary must adhere to the collective plan. Individual points of interest vary, leading to insufficient ti at places so wish to explore further and unbearable ti at places of less interest.
Dividing into small teams ets the personalized needs better.
Those who enjoy shopping could spend three days exploring major malls and street stalls, with robots serving as translators and helping bargain to enhance the shopping experience. Those interested in experiencing local customs could roam various streets and alleys, and those keen on visiting various attractions could see figure-making, ancient city walls...
At this point, various intelligent infrastructure projects in Xilin were nearly completed. There was no need for these academic luminaries to intentionally record anything, as the omnipresent equipnt throughout the city turned their three-day experiences into a permanent morial.
And when everyone was about to leave three days later, each received a video edited by Dou Dou docunting their exciting monts during the three-day trip, given as a small gift to these scholars.
For the vast majority of visiting scholars, this was a pleasant surprise.
After all, the likes of Xilin are unprecedented even in Huaxia.
On major video websites, clips from everyday life in Xilin easily trended on hot searches.
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