Unfortunately, after closely studying Qiao Ze's rise, Robert Stephen simply doesn't dare to entertain such thoughts.
After all, the content in Qiao Ze's paper is neither likely to be fabricated nor suspected of plagiarism.
In fact, for a mathematician who invented embedding a watermark within papers to prevent plagiarism, such an accusation would certainly be intriguing, but unfortunately, Qiao Ze's research directly transcends his time; it's all entirely new things.
It's difficult for anyone to find evidence of plagiarism in a paper that only cites one or two theorems from his previous work. Not to mention that what Qiao Ze has constructed is destined to be named after him—a completely new mathematical system.
Overall, Robert Stephen has had a tough time recently, but like an unyielding fighter, he has never given up.
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While accustomed to using printed papers and recording with pen and paper, Robert Stephen's computer screen was still lit up.
