Chapter 90

In the paper "On the Principle of Predicting the Development of Human Physiological Conditions from Changes in ECG Signals," Zhuo Chuan expounded on this principle. After publishing their statistical results, *Science* magazine was so astonished by the extremely high accuracy that they gave it a grand name and provided a brief summary.

The "Zhuo's — God's Law" is as follows: Given a precisely measured ECG waveform, using a certain method, one can predict whether the owner of the ECG waveform will experience a simple physiological crisis within the next ten days.

They added the word "God" to the name and provided a simple explanation: "Life and death are bestowed by God. Since the birth of science, humans have broken through many obstacles set by God through various discoveries, but they have never been able to break the ultimate fate of death."

"This law, however, allows humans to accurately predict when they will meet God for the first time. It is the first time that humans have truly entered a domain exclusive to God, making it possible to truly conquer death. Unlike previous laws, it allows us to precisely predict and avoid physiological crises that will occur in life. In this sense, no discovery since the 18th century has been more significant. This compels us to add the word 'God' to highlight its uniqueness compared to all other laws."

The two major scientific journals, *Nature* and *Science*, both strongly supported Zhuo Chuan's paper. After *Science* magazine lagged behind, they conducted a unique verification and, for the first time, named Zhuo Chuan's discovery with such a shocking name. This naming allowed Zhuo Chuan's predictive principle to spread more rapidly worldwide.

Just half a month after the publication of Zhuo Chuan's paper, top universities in the United States, such as Johns Hopkins, Harvard, and in the United Kingdom, such as Cambridge and Oxford, all sent invitations to Zhuo Chuan, inviting him to lecture at their institutions on his paper "On the Principle of Predicting the Development of Human Physiological Conditions from Changes in ECG Signals."

The academic community was already in a frenzy, discussing this world-class discovery with great enthusiasm and curiosity, especially since it was made by a 27-year-old. Many were amazed. Today, scientific development is highly specialized, with various basic theories already established. Making significant breakthroughs requires a long time, and the fact that scientists in their 40s to 50s are still considered young scientists illustrates this point.

This is not the 19th or 20th century, when many major discoveries were made by young people in their 20s and 30s.

However, while curiosity and surprise are one thing, no one doubted that the discovery was plagiarized from others. No heavyweight scientists had previously ventured into this area, and no one had published similar papers or materials.

Although foreigners were amazed and curious, the distance prevented them from personally asking questions. However, domestic major news portals, TV stations, and newspapers had a natural advantage.

They acted swiftly. After verifying the information from around the world, they confirmed that this was not an academic fraud case and that no scandal would arise. Recognizing the significant news value, they first reprinted foreign reports and then sent their best journalists to conduct on-site interviews, aiming to obtain firsthand information directly related to the paper's author to share in this century's grand event.

The *Qibei Daily*, the largest-circulation newspaper in the city, was the first to discover that the paper's author lived in the city and had even opened a company in the new district. They were thrilled, believing that this opportunity could double their newspaper's circulation. They immediately sent people to Zhuo Chuan's company to request an interview.

However, when they arrived, they found that journalists waiting for Zhuo Chuan to accept their interviews had already formed a long queue.

Journalists from major TV stations in the province and neighboring provinces, such as Qibei TV, Jianghuai TV, and Huangnan TV, were still waiting in line, in complete silence. The *Qibei Daily* journalists inquired from familiar colleagues and learned that they had been queuing for three days. At that moment, a CCTV journalist was interviewing Zhuo Chuan in his office.

For a moment, the situation seemed to be heating up like a blooming flower or a raging fire. Despite the excitement, Zhuo Chuan, who was being interviewed by a beautiful CCTV journalist, remained calm. What others found exciting and overwhelming, he saw as just the first step in his plan for the modern world. These honors were merely means to achieve his subsequent goals.

"Mr. Zhuo Chuan, as we know, you are only 27 years old, but your recently published paper, 'On the Principle of Predicting the Development of Human Physiological Conditions from Changes in ECG Signals,' has received high recognition from two world-renowned scientific journals, *Nature* and *Science*. The latter even named it 'Zhuo's — God's Law,' which has caused a huge stir internationally and received high praise from many scientists in the field. How did you make such a great discovery at such a young age?" The beautiful journalist spoke clearly, asking a question that many were curious about.

The law itself had been proven correct by many experts in the field, leaving no room for doubt. The 97.8% statistical accuracy rate left even the most critical experts no choice but to acknowledge it. Like Moore's Law, which predicts the rate of hardware upgrades in the computer industry, it was quickly becoming a more authoritative and effective guiding law in the medical field.

As journalists, they understood the public's interest in the person who invented this law. The public could not understand the paper that even industry experts needed hours to verify, but they were more interested in the author. The author was young and had made a significant discovery. What was the story behind it?

How did the inspiration arise, and how was the research completed in such a low-profile manner? Did he have research partners? What difficulties did he encounter? These were all questions with significant news value.

"Actually, I have had an excellent memory and strong computational skills since childhood, but I never found a place where they could be truly useful. Ordinary studies did not allow me to fully utilize them. It wasn't until high school, when my grandfather was hospitalized several times, that I conceived the idea of predicting the timing of a patient's physiological crisis. This is when I truly put my skills to use. Over the next few years, I quietly conducted this research, memorizing a large amount of related data and performing massive calculations. Finally, I integrated all my findings and derived this law. I then used computer capabilities to develop a software system to apply this law, serving the general public."

In response to the CCTV journalist's question, Zhuo Chuan had already explained this in his conversation with his schoolmate Fan Yucheng. Now, he was simply reiterating it in a public setting to make it a fact.

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