I'm going to write a romance novel.
Although it has not yet been written, I know that it will be reprinted 40 times and sell 1 million copies worldwide.
All of this was told to me by Simeng.
Simeng, my love, comes from the future.
It was because she read my novels and felt my love that she came across time and space......
Ahem, the above content is from Master Huang Yi's short science fiction novel "Love Covenant".
A few days ago, I wrote a joke and made fun of Hawking.
Surprisingly, the hottest topic discussed by everyone is not the baby who solves the equation, but how to leave information for future people.
A netizen said: Go find a piece of stainless steel and engrave it to tell your descendants to bring the most advanced home computer of that era to you through to you. If there is no crossing technology, the stainless steel plate will continue to be inherited, and one day it will succeed.
Netizen A replied: Theoretically, as long as you write down the exact time, the traverser will appear in the next second.
Netizen B replied: The grandson said that the economy is not good, and he will not get married anymore.
Netizen C replied: Even if it is not extended, it is possible that it will be sold as scrap by the bear child.
Netizen D replied: Have you seen the three-body problem? The best way to record information is to engrave it in stone.
Netizen E replied: I seem to have read this plot in which novel, it seems to be "Supercomputer".
After reading these interesting replies, Lao Hei and I were secretly having fun, while thinking, how to let future generations tell me tomorrow's lottery numbers, so that I can also win two small goals.
After thinking about it for a long time, I suddenly remembered Master Huang Yi's "Love Covenant".
You see, stainless steel corrodes and stone weathers...... Only fiction can leave enough information without fear of being lost, and can achieve theoretical immortality.
So, if you want to meet friends in the future, you might as well write a classic novel that will last for centuries.
As long as you create it, you may be able to meet the future in no time.
If you can't see it, your novel isn't well written enough to make it to an age where you can invent a time machine. [呲tooth]
