Super Copy of Great Power Technology

"No, boss. The Sirius people have only a 1% chance of winning, or even less. The remaining 7% is a draw. If the Sirius forces on the other side of the Star Stream Passage somehow learn that we humans have stockpiled thousands of space warships at the exit of the Star Stream Passage and easily destroyed their advance fleet, they might abandon their plan to cross the Star Stream Passage with all their forces and quickly seize the Sun and Earth. Instead, they might use their superior firepower to hold off the exit of the Star Stream Passage on their side, thus creating a situation where the two fleets are locked in a long-term standoff across the Star Stream Passage, which is what I mean by a draw."

“What you said makes some sense. The existence of star stream channels is actually a double-edged sword. While it greatly reduces the difficulty and cost of human space travel, it also makes it easy to attract aliens. Moreover, star stream channels between two adjacent star systems are unique. Once the other side gathers a large fleet to block the exit of the star stream channel, it will be really difficult to deal with.”

"Let me think, what methods can be used to deal with this crisis? I've got it, hyperspace jump or warp drive technology can solve the problem. However, both of these technologies are too complex, and there isn't even a theoretical basis for them yet. It won't be easy for humanity to fully master and skillfully apply them. In comparison, hyperspace jump technology is slightly simpler, safer, and consumes less energy than warp drive. It's decided, the next technology that the Rida Research Institute will tackle is you, hyperspace jump technology."

Qiao Ruida sat up straight, pressed the computer's power button, and waited a few seconds until the computer booted into the familiar Ruida operating system desktop. He used the mouse to open File Explorer and found an encrypted folder named "Future Technology Data" among the densely packed folders on his E drive. He entered the password to open the folder, which contained hundreds of files, with names like "Dyson Sphere Construction Guide," "Spatial Folding Principle," "Biological Dimensional Ascension Research," and "Two-Dimensional Foil Working Principle," each filename more frightening than the last.

These documents were created by Joridar in his spare time using his cheat-like copying and analysis skills for scientific and technological purposes. Most of them were too advanced and too far removed from the current technological capabilities of humanity to be suitable for release at this time.

There's a saying, "A genius is half a step ahead, a madman is a full step ahead." Joreda has always portrayed himself as a peerless genius. The advanced technologies and products he presents are all things with predictable patterns. They're things for which humanity has grasped the basic theory but doesn't know how to implement them, like controlled nuclear fusion. Or technologies slightly above current technological levels, but which top scientists can easily figure out with a little thought, like anti-gravity technology.

However, this time, in order to help humanity defeat the Sirius people as soon as possible, and to make humanity's path to interstellar colonization smoother, Joridar might have to do something crazy. He found a document called "An Introduction to Hyperspace Jump Technology" from among many files, copied it in its entirety, and published it on the "Seeking Knowledge" website built by his own Rida Group, under the name Joridar.

QiuZhi.com is a Chinese academic paper retrieval and preprint publication platform. Research teams from RuiDa Research Institute and its subsidiaries, under the RuiDa Group, frequently publish significant papers on QiuZhi.com during their research and development processes, without submitting them to journals. As RuiDa Group's research output and influence grow, QiuZhi.com, which exclusively publishes related papers, has also gained increasing influence both domestically and internationally, gradually developing into the world's largest Chinese academic paper retrieval website. Because QiuZhi.com is completely free and offers interactive features such as message boards, forums, friend adding, and discussion groups, it has become a popular platform for students, scholars, professors, and researchers to exchange and discuss cutting-edge technologies.

Qiao Ruida enjoys considerable fame on job search websites, boasting an astonishing 120 million followers, a record high. This has little to do with his status as a billionaire, but rather stems from his extensive knowledge, brilliant ideas, and the continuous accumulation of high-quality papers.

Qiao Ruida published his paper precisely around 8 or 9 pm, just as people finished dinner and were relaxing online. The moment the paper was uploaded, hundreds of thousands of netizens who followed Qiao Ruida's Qiuzhi.com account received website notifications or SMS messages. They quickly picked up their phones, tablets, or computers, logged onto Qiuzhi.com, and checked what groundbreaking work their followed expert, Qiao, had published. The result did not disappoint them; regardless of the content, the title of Qiao Ruida's latest paper alone was enough to impress. "An Introduction to Hyperspace Jump Technology"

It's important to understand that this is QiuZhi.com, a website striving for rigor and accuracy, unlike those other preprint websites that publish shoddy papers. QiuZhi.com boasts an extremely advanced AI-powered review process, automatically checking for plagiarism, verifying data, and performing calculations. Those so-called papers written by amateur scientists that are clearly nonsense won't even pass the initial review stage. The fact that Qiao Ruida's paper was published proves that it has substance and a certain degree of feasibility. Moreover, the vast majority of the content is original and published for the first time. Such a paper is truly a waste not to read.

At the same time, hundreds of thousands of netizens, eager to learn, clicked on the paper and began reading. However, as time went on, the vast majority of netizens frowned, even those experts specializing in spacetime theory and interstellar travel. The reason is simple: Jorid's paper is far too profound, involving numerous new viewpoints, theories, and formula derivations. Even doctoral supervisors, academicians, and Nobel laureates would find it daunting, and very few could fully comprehend it.

Half an hour later, some netizens whose majors weren't relevant, or who simply couldn't understand or calculate the paper, had already given up. Only those with relevant majors and a solid foundation remained, struggling on, unwilling to give up. Anyone who had read the paper knew that Joreda's paper on hyperspace jumps was at the absolute forefront of human technology and extremely promising. Once you understood the paper, even just doing some follow-up verification work could yield several papers in top journals. If you could achieve even a small result, you could immediately find a related research project and secure massive amounts of research funding. (End of Chapter)