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A Funny Official History of Contemporary Physics (Volume Four: Worship)
Years later, Science Bulletin (SB), facing the scattered candy wrappers and breadcrumbs (swallowing repeatedly): How classic! This is exactly what scientific research lacks. We must document, promote, study, and carry forward these classics and theories. Otherwise, Science Bulletin doesn’t deserve to be called SB. Just then, a group of children waving brooms and mops arrived to clean...

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2025-10-16 01:28:34 -

A Funny Official History of Contemporary Physics (Volume One: Dreams)
The warm sun shone over the land of North America. PRL, wearing gold-rimmed reading glasses, carefully turned the pages of the journals it had published with aged fingers, filled with joy. Just then, two little children, rubbing their sleepy eyes, stumbled into the room and clung to PRL’s legs, tugging hard. PRL took off its reading glasses, looked down, and gazed affectionately at the...

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A Funny Official History of Contemporary Physics (Volume Three: Endorsement)
A year later, the Nobel Physics Prize Selection Committee was equally astonished by this result. They were collectively stunned, and almost simultaneously, they slumped into their chairs (raising their hands high): Heavens! Two physical objects rotating in opposite directions can become mirror images of each other. If they cannot, it is due to parity nonconservation. Such a simple truth has...

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A Funny Official History of Contemporary Physics (Volume Two: Verification)
Time flowed quietly, and several months passed in the blink of an eye. One day, PRL suddenly received a phone call. The caller claimed to be from Columbia University’s National Laboratory. They had followed PRL’s suggestion, using two sets of cobalt-60 to simulate mirror images—rotating one set to the left and the other to the right. The result showed that the two were...

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