The computer screen looked like it was having a fit, densely covered with lines.
Nan Zhubin's Flow State hadn't stopped, and he began to subconsciously analyze the current situation.
Was there an error in my calculations during the Flow State?
Unlikely.
The Flow State is a high-speed thinking mode tested in real situations. Simple multiplication to three decimal places is effortless, and even more complex psychological statistics problems can be solved instantly.
Few people possess the confidence Nan Zhubin displays when facing an experiment.
So when faced with a 62.4% accuracy rate, Nan Zhubin did not doubt himself in the least and directly attributed the issue externally—
This experimental program has problems!
Nan Zhubin sorted through the possibilities.
Data falsification? Even if the subject calculates correctly, the data is counted as incorrect?
