thefictionvixens Chapter 40 topped the trending searches! It caused a sensation in the physics community!
Chapter 40 topped the trending searches! It caused a sensation in the physics community!
Chapter 40 topped the trending searches! It caused a sensation in the physics community!
"Thanks."
Having taken in the astonished crowd and the smug looks of the female students below the stage, and especially noticing the hint of admiration in Gwen's eyes, Horn remained calm and composed, neither humble nor arrogant. He smiled as he put down the chalk, and then, amidst applause, returned to his seat with satisfaction.
He was well aware that he had achieved his goal, and the effect far exceeded his expectations.
Not only did it shock the professor, it also gained a large following of female fans.
Ring ring—
Just then, the bell rang to signal the end of get out of class.
"Hey you, go and have someone write down all these solutions. Oh, and don't forget to put Hornstark's name on them."
"Also, go tell the principal that once these solutions are recorded, he should take all these blackboards down for me to keep as a memento."
"And you lot, keep a close eye on these blackboards. Anyone who dares to touch them or cause damage will be severely punished!"
Professor Brad didn't call it a day, and not a single student dared to leave the huge classroom.
He didn't announce the end of get out of class until he had assigned tasks to each student.
Splash—
However, before they could even leave the classroom, a group of students and professors who had been waiting outside rushed into the classroom.
They blocked the door completely, giving them no chance to leave.
Of course, this was no problem for Horn, but just as he picked up his backpack, preparing to leave with Gwen, who was looking at him with starry eyes, a voice suddenly stopped him, "Brad, bring Horn to my office."
"Um?"
Horn paused for a moment, then looked in the direction of the voice and was surprised to find that it was the bald principal.
He hadn't expected that even he would be attracted, and he couldn't help but sigh inwardly that this move had gone a bit too far.
However, as long as he can achieve his goal, he doesn't have to come to school every day anymore.
Although campus life is wonderful for him, he has more important things to do now and doesn't have time to waste at school.
Perhaps this was another opportunity, so he stopped and naturally released Gwen's soft little hand.
Gwen blushed slightly at this, seemingly unconcerned, and even a hint of disappointment flashed across her face.
This surprised Horn, who thought it was just his imagination, since he and Gwen had only known each other for a short time and hadn't even exchanged many words.
"Come on, Horn, come with me to the principal's office."
Professor Brad walked over, carrying his yellowed water glass, said a few words, and then left the classroom.
"OK."
Horn didn't refuse, nodding in agreement. After saying that, he turned and waved to Gwen beside him, "See you later."
"Okay, see you later."
Gwen lowered her head shyly and waved goodbye to Horn amidst the envious gazes of the other girls in the classroom.
They just exchanged contact information and were planning to have lunch together, but now we'll have to save that for another time.
Peter Parker 2, sitting next to him, saw all of this. He felt disappointed and ashamed in front of Horn.
Horn is handsome and rich, and now he's showing talent that rivals his brother Tony Stark's. Not to mention Gwen, even he admires him.
Looking at himself, he is of average appearance and has no money. He even lives in Aunt Mei's house and needs to spend the money of two elderly people to live and go to school. What makes him comparable to her?
In the end, after some calculation, his only advantage in winning Gwen's heart was probably that they were neighbors.
Thinking of this, he sighed inwardly and naturally withdrew his gaze, but he still hadn't given up.
"Unbelievable! The Ravenst inequality, which has baffled the physics community, has been solved by an 18-year-old student!"
A physics genius was born at the State University of New York!
Stark Industries gains another key member! The genius Horn Stark!
Not long after Horn left the classroom with Professor Brad, news about him quickly dominated the trending lists of major media outlets, causing several news websites to crash on the spot.
Various television stations are also vying to report this news.
This caused Hornstack's name to spread throughout the physics community and major universities in a very short time.
Moreover, it broke into the mainstream at an astonishing speed, entering the field of vision of some ordinary people and capitalists.
However, they simply do not understand the significance of solving Ravenst's inequality equation, nor do they know the meaning behind it.
In the end, I only paid attention to it for a few seconds before giving up.
After all, they've seen too many geniuses, but most of them are just flashes in the pan, so there's no need to pay them too much attention.
Especially since the other party is the second son of Stark Industries, Tony Stark's brother.
Under his tutelage, anyone who wasn't an idiot could be labeled a "genius" with the help of media hype.
They've seen this kind of thing far too often.
And just yesterday, they remembered that Tony Stark publicly announced at a press conference that he would transfer some of his shares to his brother.
Now, putting the news together, the answer is obvious: this is clearly a publicity stunt for Horn Stark, the second son of the Stark Group.
"But what is his purpose in doing this? Does he want his younger brother to take over Stark Industries?"
This is a question worth pondering.
In their view, Tony Stark had gone mad by shutting down the weapons department.
At this point, building momentum for Hornstark and ultimately letting him take over might undeniably offer a chance for a comeback.
Of course, the possibility is extremely small, after all, this so-called genius is only an 18-year-old freshman in college.
If he were allowed to grow for a few more years, perhaps the chances of this happening would be greater.
The layman looks at the excitement and the insider looks at the doorway.
The physics community, including top universities, was thoroughly shocked by the discovery of the Ravenst inequality, which was clearly of great significance.
After all, only they know how difficult it is to solve the Ravenst inequality!
It is no exaggeration to say that the principle behind it is something that ordinary people cannot understand.
However, today, it was solved by an 18-year-old college freshman!
And it was solved using a very, very simple formula that I learned in high school!
This is a slap in the face to the entire physics community.
It's as if you're saying in their ears, "All the knowledge you've learned over the years has gone to waste."
Of course, some people, like the students in the classroom at the time, were initially unconvinced and questioned whether it was his brother, Tony Stark, who actually solved the Ravenst inequality equation.
It wasn't solved by him when he was 18, Hornstack.
They were utterly shocked when they learned that Horn had not only used the simplest solution, but also more than twenty different solutions.
In particular, these solutions were so imaginative that they had never heard of or seen anything like them before, and they were even amazed!
In their view, even if Tony Stark came, he couldn't possibly come up with so many solutions.
The answer is obvious: Horn himself really did come up with these solutions!
In particular, the complexity of some of the equations and the novel applications of them are such that even seasoned physicists cannot fully understand them in a short period of time.
This made them exclaim in surprise.
"So formulas can be used like this? That's amazing!"
"Good heavens, this is the correct way to use this formula! So that's how it works!"
"A genius! A true genius! He completely broke away from conventional problem-solving methods and created an entirely new approach!"
The dissenting voices gradually disappeared throughout the physics community.