Reborn Tech Maniac

Chapter 176 Let's write a brief history of time earlier
Christina's trust in the magic stick has been deeply rooted in her bones. She gritted her teeth and said, "Listen to you, bear with it this time. I will go to the small village called Hoxon in Suffolk tomorrow."

No wonder the ship queen was so annoyed. Having been with Tang Huan for so long, she naturally understood some of this man's temperament. She was afraid that her black history would offend him.

Fortunately, when Tang Huan was happy at night, Tang Huan was still so strong, so Christina put her heart back into her stomach.

The next day, the Queen of Ships was busy with Hawkson's treasure, and Tang Huan met Stephen Hawking as he wished.

The reason why it is so smooth is naturally inseparable from some economic operations.

Although the UK has always regarded Hawking as a living sign and has taken good care of him, but for a patient with gradual frostbite, the more help he needs, the better, and Tang Huan's request is not high. Just chatting all day long.

As early as the age of 21, Hawking was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis by a doctor, and his condition would gradually worsen as the years passed.

Therefore, when Tang Huan saw Hawking, who was only 38 years old now, he found that his physical condition was not as bad as when he gave a speech in China for the second time in his previous life.

Hawking was very interested in Tang Huan, who was visiting as a computer science expert. As a master of science, there is no doubt about his attainments in mathematics. Of course, he has a unique understanding of computers.

In 1979, Hawking was elected as the No.17 Lucas Professor, the highest honor awarded to physicists by Cambridge University. The title of his inaugural speech was "Is the end of theoretical physics about to be seen?"

Hawking frankly predicted in his speech that before the end of this century, quantum mechanics and general relativity will be unified; he also predicted that in terms of the ability to study theoretical physics, computers will surpass the human brain.

In order to discover the mysteries of the universe more quickly, Hawking decided to change his method of studying physics. He no longer insisted on solid mathematical proofs, but became more intuitive and speculative.

Therefore, Hawking highly admired the ability of computers, and the topic between the two quickly expanded.

Tang Huan also discovered that a master is a master, and Hawking's intelligence is beyond the comprehension of ordinary people.

If you have to find a reason to explain, it may be related to Hawking's family background. Both his father Frank and his mother Isabel studied at Oxford University. The latter studied philosophy, political science and economics. The former majored in medicine and graduated in 1950. He was promoted to the director of the Department of Parasitology at the National Academy of Medicine in [-] and enjoys a high reputation in this academic field.

It is said that the Hawking family is considered to be a bit eccentric high-level intellectuals. They like to read books very much. Everyone always keeps books in their hands. Even during meal time, visiting guests will often observe the whole family eating and reading in silence.

Their life is also very simple, the house is large but poorly maintained, and the means of transportation is a converted London taxi.

It is reasonable for a family with such a dedicated academic atmosphere to have bred a genius like Hawking.

Being a master of science does not mean being rigid. During the conversation, Tang Huan casually told two jokes to enliven the atmosphere. Hawking was so happy that he even attracted his wife.

Seeing this woman named Jane Wilder, Tang Huan couldn't help but sighed in his heart.

When Hawking was a graduate student at Cambridge University, at the New Year's party in 1963, he met Jie En, who was about to enter the University of London, and was attracted by Hawking's humorous and independent personality.

At that time, Hawking's body had already developed symptoms of frostbite, but the two married in 1965, which naturally brought unlimited vitality to Hawking.

With his great success in academic research, children have been born one after another. Just last year, Jie En just gave birth to his third child.

Due to Hawking's limited mobility, the whole family almost has to rely on Jie En to deal with major and minor matters. In this way, Hawking will have more time to think about physics problems. Jie En's dedication can be imagined.

However, Jane met organist Jonathan Jones when she joined the choir of St. Mark's Church in 1977.

In the original time and space, the two got closer and closer, and developed a romantic friendship.

As a result, in 1991, Hawking, who had already obtained huge financial benefits through "A Brief History of Time", divorced Jie En, and married Elaine, a nurse who took care of him, in 1995, while Jie En married Jones.

But in 2006, Hawking, who was often rumored to be abused, finalized the divorce procedures with his second wife, Elaine, and reunited with Jie En, and was able to share the happiness of his family with his children and grandchildren again.

Right and wrong, fame and fortune entanglements are hard to say here, but all the complexities in the world are real. The more harmonious the relationship between the husband and wife looks, the more Tang Huan feels emotional.

After suppressing this emotion, he remembered another purpose of this trip.

Although Hawking hadn't lost his ability to speak at this time, Tang Huan decided to cut off Intel's hustle, and volunteered to say to the other party: "I want to design a portable microcomputer for you for free, so as to bring some benefits to your work. convenient."

Upon hearing this, Hawking suddenly became interested and asked carefully, while Tang Huan patiently answered the questions about hardware and software. Of course, it was by no means a blank cannon. Its practicality could be achieved with a 32-bit CPU. accomplish.

"I hope to see the computer you designed as soon as possible." Although Hawking's words have been vague, the meaning of expectation is still very obvious.

"Although your research results in the fields of general relativity and quantum gravity are highly respected in the academic world, ordinary people like me who are interested in the universe find it difficult to understand. Why don't you write a popular science book for the public?" , This will not only allow more people to better understand science, but also provide better financial support for their lives and work through copyright income." Tang Huan secretly muttered to write "A Brief History of Time" earlier, On the one hand, he suggested persuasively.

"Will anyone like to watch it?" Hawking asked with some doubts.

"Of course." Tang Huan nodded seriously, "Don't forget, I am still a businessman, and I still have unique insights into market demand."

"Okay, I'll think about it." Looking at Hawking's expression, it was obvious that he had taken this idea into his heart.

After all, Hawking was a patient. Tang Huan looked at the time and saw that several hours had passed, so he quickly got up and said goodbye.

Smart people are always easy to sympathize with each other, not to mention Tang Huan is so insightful, people feel like a spring breeze when talking with him.

Hawking had a look of regret in his eyes, "I hope you will come to visit again if you have time."

Tang Huan nodded, "I believe we will meet again soon. Mr. Hawking, you must know that the development process of the computer I designed for you has to be divided into different stages, and every milestone requires your opinion. .”

(End of this chapter)