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I Really Didn't Mean To Be The Saviour Of The World

On 1977, Voyager I took flight. On 2010, Voyager II sent some rather strange information back to Earth. On July, 2021, Voyager II lost contact with Earth four years before the planned date. At the start of the 26th century, civilization on Earth was isolated and held in captivity. At 10 a.m. on October 27th, 3020, humankind went extinct. One year before the extinction, an ordinary youth Harrison Clark from the 21st century travelled forward in time and arrived a thousand years into the future. He discovered that after he died, he would be returned back to the 21st century. Reading history in the future and changing the future in history. In this seemingly never-ending cycle, Harrison Clark began to look for that one glimmer of hope for both himself and humankind.

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Rainer went even further, calling together another 11 Fields Medal winners to work on the ultimate solution for the six major problems in Version 2.0 with difficult, abstruse, but explicitly clear confirmatory calculations.

Rainer didn't care about time zones or anything like that.

For mathematicians, as long as inspiration struck, every moment of every day was a peak moment.

Hair? Circadian rhythms? Nonexistent compared to the fun of surfing in the ocean of mathematics.

Rainer's motivation was clear, and the other eleven people weren't just idly working for free.

After digesting the knowledge of the six major mathematical problems in the Version 1.0 of the conjecture set last month, these eleven people made significant progress in their research work that had reached a bottleneck.

They enjoyed the taste and couldn't help themselves.

Although it was disheartening that they were unlikely to surpass Harrison Clark's achievements in their lifetimes,

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