Theoretical breakthroughs are often discoveries rather than inventions, finding a pattern that already exists.
Yang Ping sat in the office of the Institute, placing three items side by side on the table: experimental data from the three-dimensional gene orientation theory, tracking records of stem cell differentiation, and clinical cases of K Therapy, flipping through them back and forth, like piecing together three puzzles, trying to align them.
He had been doing this for some time, ever since he discovered that there was a unifying mechanism working behind the three of them, he had focused most of his energy on pondering this problem.
The sunlight outside the window was serene, the shadow of the gingko tree fell on the paper, slightly swaying.
He leaned back in the chair, eyes closed.
