This is a history of scientific inquiry spanning two centuries, from the Napoleonic era to the twenty-first century, telling the story of the birth of relativity and the range of disciplines that developed under the idea of relativity. What has been the journey of mankind from the central view of the world as a circle in the sky to the realization that we are but a speck of dust in the universe? How did the mind-boggling physics of Big Bang cosmology, black holes, wormholes, and gravitational waves develop and be verified step by step? How did Newton, Einstein, Langevin and Hawking, the brains of these geniuses, discover step by step the fundamental forces that govern the universe and struggle to find answers to the future of human society? In this book, all your expected and unexpected perceptions will be presented in a new way. After reading this book, you will find that the scientific cognitive exploration of human beings is a journey that makes people's "three views destroyed" and their minds open wide. Your world will be turned upside down by this book. In Mr. Wu Jingping's funny and humorous narration, we have the honor to walk with the master in the wonderful process of understanding the "soft universe" and "curved space-time" step by step. The author has his own preferred perspective on this journey. The first perspective is that scientists do not live in a vacuum, and that great discoveries are not made by scientists in their heads, but each scientific discovery must be viewed in the context of history. For example, the development of thermodynamics is closely related to the large-scale application of steam engines, electromagnetism is inseparable from the second industrial revolution and the advent of the electrical age. The second perspective, that is - scientists are also human beings, they also have the seven emotions, also have joy and sorrow, also have the intricate interpersonal relationships. They are living, breathing, ordinary people, just like us. When the world war comes, will they be their own masters? Or do they defend the conscience and bottom line of humanity? Scientists show with the rich side of humanity. The journey of mankind is like an endless expedition, and studying a history is like looking back occasionally at the long trail of footprints behind you. We've come so far! So many detours! We can't help but feel the emotion. Yes, we have come so far, but there is still a long road ahead ......

While not a substitute for standard depression treatment, some studies have shown that acupuncture can help people suffering from mood disorders feel better. Theoretically, acupuncture, which originated in China, helps energy flow through the body to create better balance and health. Acupuncture is a so-called complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) therapy that involves inserting fine needles into the skin in specific areas of the body to stimulate the central nervous system.

It was a day in 2015 when I got the DNA sequencing results of a patient's tumor tissue; her lung cancer had metastasized to the brain, but I couldn't find half of the genetic alterations that could indicate a therapeutic target in the report, and at the same time, another thing caught my attention:The data showed that there were many changes in the structure and number of almost every chromosome.