However, according to our model, the process of proton decay predicted by many grand unification theories has definitely been proven wrong. Of course, this also includes the lower limit for proton lifespan they provided. In fact, protons are far less stable than we think.
Alright, my old friend. I've spoken quite a bit, but you should be able to understand my feelings. The point is, they believe these are the papers worth publishing, allowing everyone to discuss whether what we are building is reasonable, rather than creating accelerators or colliders that can be directly built. Do you understand?"
Edward Witten rambled on.
It was clear Qiao Ze's evaluation of the big shot was truly accurate.
Professor Witten enjoys communicating, discussing his research with the world, which is actually quite good. After all, these things are theoretical and do not involve any secrecy. Especially the propositions of grand unification require verification at higher energy levels.
