"Appetizer? Main course?"
Upon hearing these two words from Xu Yun's mouth,
Old Fa, Stokes, and the other professors all felt a strange sensation.
The light speed measurement, enough to cause a stir in today's scientific community, was merely an appetizer in Xu Yun's mouth?
What kind of joke is this?!
Though the term light speed seems quite grandiose,
in reality, it's a data point belonging to the fundamental properties of physics.
Firstly, it denotes that there's a limit to the motion of light,
or rather, a limit to the transmission of information and energy.
It means events occurring in different parts of the universe won't instantly reach Earth... or any life-bearing planet, so organisms aren't "flooded" by massive amounts of information.
This is how,
the macroscopic world can operate normally—defined from a future perspective, it should be said that biological evolution can proceed normally.
