Human science and technology have developed to the limit, and human science and technology have not

It can be said that human technology has just started

Many areas uncover more and more mysteries as people unravel them.

There is still a lot of space for us to know, and the development of science and technology to the limit is the result of too small a vision.

1. When Chinese scientists developed artificial insulin, they found that when the proteins of insulin-related components were put together, they were automatically entangled to form the structure of insulin; This is a phenomenon that has never been discovered and exploited by human beings. I also feel amazing. If you can use this in the future, it will be possible for your body to repair itself.

2. The strong magnetic field can make the object in the magnetic field instantly transfer to another position. It is said that a strong magnetic field can open a black hole, instantly bending and docking the space of the two places, and when the magnetic field ends, the space returns to its original state, and the object is already thousands of miles away.

3. The incident of the missing plane; In the 70s, World War I fighter jets were found in a swamp with World War I newspapers, not yet yellowed, and a cup of coffee in the cockpit was still steaming, but it was deserted. What is the law of nature that causes this, and what kind of world will we create if we can use it? It's much more powerful than a computer.

A few decades ago, a scientist said that science would be at its limit in six more years, but the discovery of new particles has allowed us to continue to this day. And there are many more things we need to invent, such as using black holes, which can generate electricity, can provide almost infinite energy and even achieve time travel, can build light-speed spaceships, visit aliens, and so on.

Now it is too early to say that the development of human science and technology has reached the limit, computer technology and artificial intelligence have just begun, the integration of computing technology and traditional industry has only been put on the agenda, and there are still many things that need to be done in the development of science and technology.

I heard that next year's "Warcraft Movie Version" is better than the Lord of the Rings trilogy, and it is worth looking forward to.

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Friends, science is infinite, human wisdom has no limit, human beings will take the ship of science to rush out of the sun, the cherry blossoms out of the galaxy, into the infinite cosmic ......

Wrong, now is the first era of scientific and technological development. But the development of scientific theories is not as exciting as it was 100 years ago.

Infinity approaches the truth.

The universe is finite, science is infinite.

There is no limit to technological development, at least in a few generations (don't say unrealistic numbers, such as millions or even hundreds of millions of years from now). After the development of any kind of technical route to the saturation stage, there will always be a new breakthrough point to replace it.

Technological development is based on theory, and if we arbitrarily argue whether there is a limit, then we can only say that the existing theory is the limit, because technology cannot go beyond the scope of theory. Science and technology are divided into two types: creation and breakthrough, creation is invention, and breakthrough is optimization invention. Living in an era dominated by breakthroughs, and these breakthroughs bring us no less happiness than those creations.

Basically, the limit is approached, and humanity has exhausted its potential.

It takes at least 35 years for a person to reach the forefront of pioneering in a niche field, and this number is still growing.

By contrast, before the middle of the last century, great scientists tended to produce the most outstanding results of their lives before the age of 25.

The life span of a human being is only about 80 years, and energy begins to decline rapidly after the age of 50. Moreover, there is a limit to intelligence, and only a handful of people have been able to fully understand the theory of relativity since its invention more than 100 years ago. Not to mention a whole bunch of higher-order mathematical theories that you will never understand just by looking at the title.

Most of the research right now is'Go down'to move on to the app. Cutting-edge theories in many fields have long been stagnant.

And the motivation is not very sufficient, the economic atmosphere in the academic circle is strong, and everyone drills into the projects that are easy to cheat money. The kind of basic research that has no short-term returns is rarely done (and cannot be done, and it is difficult to invest resources in itself).

We look at the important nodes in the process of human civilization: polishing stone tools, making fire with bricks and wood, domesticating animals, growing wheat, making wheels, inventing steam engines, discovering electricity, discovering nuclear energy, and the later we go, the shorter the cycle of the emergence of important technologies.

From the Stone Age to the cultivation of wheat, it took millions of years for humans to enter the age of agriculture, during which the mountains and rivers were displaced, the rivers were diverted, and the daunting Ice Age was experienced, and at its most dangerous, there were only a few thousand human beings left, about the same number as the giant pandas today, but fortunately, our ancestors survived.

About 10,000 years ago, there was a genetic mutation in wild wheat, when the wheat kernels of the original wild wheat matured, the cob became brittle and easy to break, and the wheat grains spread out when the wind blew gently, which made the wheat grains difficult to collect. The genetic mutation of wheat is really important to human beings, which makes human beings enter the agricultural age, and the foundation of human civilization is laid.

The summary is as follows: In the agricultural era, because food was secure, human beings could settle down, and they no longer had to wander around hunting and have no fixed residence. Humans began to live together, tribes formed, and people began to learn from each other and exchange experiences with each other. In 3200 BC, the Sumerians of Mesopotamia invented the wheel, which was another leap for mankind, people could transport goods in large quantities on land, and the first cities were born in Mesopotamia.