Popular science says oxygen is poisonous, and the whole internet scolds me for being sick

In Bureau 749, Song Xuan was also curious about the geocentric biosphere.

Just search for this book on Baidu.

But according to the name Ye Zhen said.

Song Xuan didn't find any relevant content at all.

"Captain Ning, maybe Consultant Ye made a mistake?" Song Xuan flipped through several pages on Baidu.

No one found the book that Ye Zhen mentioned.

I also didn’t find the theory that Ye Zhen mentioned.

Song Xuan’s first reaction was whether Ye Zhen was talking nonsense?
"Is Consultant Ye lying to us?" This thought flashed through Song Xuan's mind.

But this thought disappeared from my mind in an instant.

Because such lies will be exposed immediately.

Ye Zhen doesn't need to do such a thing at all.

But Song Xuan was curious why she couldn't find it on Baidu.

Ning Xiu rolled her eyes at Song Xuan and said, "Baidu's search engine has long been rotten in our country."

“It can be said that it is basically the same as having nothing.”

"When you search for something, 10 out of 10 results on the homepage are ads first."

"The book that Consultant Ye mentioned was originally written by a foreign author."

"You should be able to find it easily by searching on the Internet."

That's why most people who collect data use Google.

Because others can find what they want by just searching.

Sure enough, Song Xuan found it on the Internet immediately.

However, the websites that record this book are all in English.

"This is a professional book related to geography." Song Xuan looked at the long string of English words.

My head started to feel dizzy.

Although she has passed the CET-6, she lacks professional English vocabulary in some areas.

She is almost illiterate.

Sure enough, Song Xuan found the book that Ye Zhen mentioned.

"Captain Ning, I found it." Song Xuan shouted while holding up the phone.

Ning Xiu was not surprised at all.

Some foreign books are difficult to find on our Chinese Internet.

Not to mention that what Ye Zhen is saying now is even more niche.

That would be even harder to find.

I'm afraid the book titles Ye Zhen mentioned were all translated by himself.

There is no translated title of this book in China.

So some viewers used the Chinese name mentioned by Ye Zhen to search.

It's easy to end up like Song Xuan and get nothing.

Ning Xiu knew that there were people at Consultant Ye’s level.

The language carrier of the information can basically be ignored.

As long as it is useful information, it doesn't matter what kind of text it is.

It's all the same in front of Consultant Ye.

It was also after that episode of the Oracle program that Ning Xiucai had a deeper understanding of Ye Zhen.

But Song Xuan looked at the name of the book.

"Translated, it is indeed the same as what Consultant Ye said."

"The author's name is Thomas Goethe."

"But the publication date is written as 1999."

Song Xuan discovered a blind spot.

The reason why she couldn’t find the book that Ye Zhen mentioned was simply because her search method was wrong.

Everything Consultant Ye said was digested and translated by him.

But there is one thing that is wrong with the information above.

That is, the book written by Goethe was not published in 2001.

But it was published in 1999.

"Could it be that Consultant Ye made a mistake?" Song Xuan thought of two possibilities, "Or did Consultant Ye remember it wrong."

Ning Xiu heard what Song Xuan said and turned around immediately.

"What's wrong with what Consultant Ye said just now?" Ning Xiu noticed this keenly.

Song Xuan paused, "I said that the publication time of the book is different from what Consultant Ye said."

"Advisor Ye said that the book was published in 2001." "But I found out that the book was published as early as 1999."

Ning Xiu took a deep breath, "It's the 'Ye Zhen effect', reality and memory are confused again."

“And it was a special year, 1999.”

After Captain Ning said this, Song Xuan reacted immediately.

"Captain Ning, does this need to be recorded?" Song Xuan didn't expect that she would suddenly come up with something to search for.

There is such a discovery.

Return to Ye Zhen's show.

All I heard was Ye Zhen continuing to talk about Goethe's horrifying theory.

"In this book, Goethe also believes.

Oil is literally the blood of the planet.

He believed that the most common elements in the universe were carbon and hydrogen.

The nebulas we see contain a large amount of carbon and hydrogen elements.

So in such a big context.

Oil is the lifeblood of every planet.

In addition, Goethe also considered the most primitive oil.

It is full of various hydrocarbons.

This is a primordial soup of life.

It played an important role in the origin of life.

Provide the nutrients needed for life.

It may even provide fuel for us who will become intelligent life in the future.

Allowing us to continue to develop at a high speed.

So Goethe believed that oil is actually the source of life.

Our lives all come from oil.”

Life comes from oil?
Oil is the lifeblood of the planet?
No matter which one it is, it is beyond everyone's imagination.

The audience suddenly understood why Goethe's theories and books were so niche and unpopular.

"This idea is really outrageous, it's almost as good as Ye Shen's."

"No wonder everyone disagrees with Goethe's theory. Such a theory is indeed hard to accept."

"Life actually originated from oil? How is this possible?"

"But don't forget that there is life in oil."

Obviously, Ye Zhen had said before that the theories in Goethe's book were extremely outrageous.

Now everyone heard that it was indeed the case.

Some geographers and biologists were stunned.

"It is too exaggerated and outrageous that life originated from oil."

"That's right. According to what he said, doesn't it mean that there can be no life on a planet without oil?"

"According to his inference, is there life on Mars?"

But other scientists are carefully considering the possibility of this theory.

"Oil is the life soup that provides material, after being squeezed and reacted underground."

"It can come to the surface through activities like the ocean floor, volcanoes and earthquakes."

"This is equivalent to sowing the seeds of life on the surface of the earth."

"And we are carbon-based."

"Could it be because of oil?"

They were all wondering about the rationality of this theory.

Later I found out that this was not something I came up with on the spur of the moment.

But it has scientific basis.

But this view obviously cannot become mainstream.

Because it really goes against everyone's intuition.

But after Professor Yan Xin finished listening, he felt a sense of familiarity for some reason.

It seems like I have heard it somewhere.

But Professor Yan Xin can confirm it.

Whether it is scientist Goethe or this theory.

This is his first contact.

Where does that weird sense of déjà vu come from? (End of this chapter)