440: Destroying the ecology? Bullshit!

"I feel like these words from Guo Hao, these responses, completely speak to my heart! Exactly! That's right! It's only because Guo Hao has enough influence that he's making pure Chinese journals! If he didn't have enough influence, he wouldn't be doing it!"

"Hahaha! Yes, exactly! It's others begging to read our papers, not us begging them! If it were us begging them, then we'd accept learning English!"

"Exactly, exactly! If they need something from us, what's wrong with making them learn a little Chinese? Hahahaha! Just thinking about it feels great!"

"This kind of behavior... isn't good, right? This will have a huge impact on our entire industry ecosystem! If our Science wants to progress, it needs openness, it needs a shared ecosystem! But this behavior of Professor Guo... it feels like he's disrupting the ecosystem!"

"Heh, disrupting the ecosystem? Guo Hao decided to make pure Chinese journals himself, he didn't stop others from learning English or publishing in English journals. In fact, Guo Hao even supports most scholars in publishing in English journals and learning English. Guo Hao said it very clearly: there are many things in English journals worth learning! How is this disrupting the ecosystem? Or is it disrupting the ecosystem where your masters view Guo Hao's papers?"

"Hahaha! Well retorted! No flaws there! People like that deserve to be retorted like that!"

The internet in Dragon Country was flooded with similar conversations.

Most people felt that what Guo Hao did was right and very appropriate.

But there was also a group of people who felt that this behavior of Guo Hao's was problematic. Of course, the moment the latter surfaced, they would be targeted by many people and then disappear without a trace.

The video of Guo Hao's speech was still spreading continuously.

On the foreign internet.

"These words Professor Guo said don't seem to have any problems, right? I think he's quite right! What's the problem with him publishing pure Chinese journals? After all, we also publish pure English journals, don't we?"

"You can't put it that way. Academic progress requires exchange. The technological development of Dragon Country itself happened because they learned many things from us! Now that they've developed, we want to learn from them, but they refuse to communicate. To use a phrase from Dragon Country, this should be considered ungrateful, right?"

"??? Bullshit! When Dragon Country learned Western technology, didn't all the scientists learn English? They actively learned English to learn Western technology. This in itself was a compromise. It's not like Professor Guo is stopping Western scientists from studying his papers; all of Professor Guo's papers are public on the internet platform, okay!! Just because they have to learn Chinese, now you say communication is difficult? What kind of logic is that!?"

"Exactly, exactly!"

"It's inherently a process of mutual compromise. The person who needs something from the other should take the initiative to learn the other's language. This, damn it, is a form of fairness!"

"That's right, that's right! That's what you call fairness!"

On the foreign internet, the number of people supporting Guo Hao had basically become a fifty-fifty split.

Although Guo Hao called it academic nationalism, in reality, Guo Hao hadn't actually done anything extreme; he just changed his papers to be published in Chinese.

News reports about this matter didn't actually stir up too much of a storm; they just drew cheers from some people.

Only the public opinion online was deafening.

The rest was the academic community; whether it was the domestic or foreign academic community, everyone was rendered silent by these remarks from Guo Hao.

Everyone didn't know how to respond.

They wanted to criticize something, but it just so happened that everything Guo Hao said was correct.

They wanted to talk about banning him.

But it just so happened that Professor Guo didn't care at all. He had already decided to only publish in Chinese journals, so things like awards or issues about not being allowed to publish papers...

...were simply not within his scope of consideration, okay!

There was absolutely nothing they could do about him!

As for the hesitation of the academic community, Guo Hao didn't care at all.

At this moment, after leaving the auditorium at Peking University, he quickly returned to the company to continue training the doctors.

In fact, although organ cloning technology wasn't too difficult, there were still some key areas that needed Guo Hao's guidance.

Besides that.

It was the experiments.

Guo Hao stood in the underground Laboratory.

His fingers steadily injected three milliliters of genetic serum into the heart in front of him.

According to his previous research results, this new type of genetic serum could cause beneficial mutations in the Biology of living organisms.

However, there was at least a two percent difference between animal genes and human genes.

In the field of Science, a miss is as good as a mile.

The genetic serum was useful for animals, but it might not be useful for humans.

After the genetic serum was injected into the heart.

Guo Hao closed the artificial womb incubator.

Through the transparent glass.

Guo Hao observed the changes inside the artificial womb.

After injecting the genetic serum, the speed of the heart, which originally beat at a regular rate of 75 beats per minute, was constantly climbing.

"Master, the beating speed of this heart is constantly increasing; currently, the heart rate has reached 90 beats per minute!"

"It has reached 100 beats per minute!"

"It has reached 130 beats per minute!"

"The heart rate is 169 beats per minute!"

...

The heart was beating faster and faster, and the blood vessels in the artificial womb were pumping blood frantically.

Finally, after the heart rate reached a threshold.

"Bang!"

In front of Guo Hao, that heart exploded with a bang.

The entire artificial blood vessels and artificial blood inside the artificial womb all turned into a chaotic mess!

Guo Hao's eyes gleamed as he watched this scene before him.

Was it because there was only one heart, and it couldn't withstand the potency of the genetic serum?

Or was it that during the process of genetic collapse and reorganization, the endurance of the human heart wasn't strong enough?

Both were possible!

"Analyze the heart fragments, the blood inside, and the genetic situation."

Guo Hao said calmly to Xiao Xin, who was on the side.

"Okay, Master."

Soon, the analysis data came out.

The gene expression in the heart fragments had undergone earth-shattering changes, perhaps due to the dosage.

In the genetic fragments of this heart, Guo Hao discovered that these genes actually had atavistic gene expression again.

Moreover, this atavistic gene expression had actually undergone some mutations.

Guo Hao extracted the genetic fragments.

Although Guo Hao currently had a lot of research on genes and had extracted genetic fragments from many organisms...

...even now, Guo Hao still hadn't completely cracked the genetic code.

He organized the genetic data.

Guo Hao was just preparing to start the next set of experiments.

"Master, a call from Zhou Ming."

Xiao Xin reminded Guo Hao.

Guo Hao took off his protective suit.

He left the underground Laboratory.

"Hello, it's me, what's up?"

"Boss, the Researchers you hired earlier have arrived at the company. Would you like to meet them?"

Zhou Ming hesitated slightly and asked Guo Hao.

These Researchers working on batteries were all screened directly from resumes by Professor Guo.

To be honest, Zhou Ming still felt it was a bit unreliable...