Bab 682: Chapter 379: The First Discipline of Theoretical Physics_3

The prospect of this theory's development is far too vast!

...

I didn't see Sheldon Glashow again that day.

When Zhao Yi casually asked about it, George Smute joked, "He had left halfway through the argument."

"He couldn't stay because he was embarrassed, wasn't there a live broadcast? I presume everyone would hear how his challenge reminded you to incorporate mass into your theory."

"However, no one would be foolish enough to think that he meant to remind you. It was an outright challenge, a denial of your argument. He doesn't believe in string theory, and he certainly wouldn't believe in your theory. It's common knowledge that he's an old school type."

"You succeeded, and he had no choice but to leave."

Zhao Yi couldn't help but laugh. He didn't dislike Glasho, since the latter had indeed provided him with some inspiration.

Had it not been for Glashow's remark, he might have taken much longer to incorporate mass into his theory.