The controversy regarding the Grand Unified Theory of algebra and geometry had yet to subside when the Lunar Hadron Collider conference was about to begin.
The breaking news came one after another, and people were overwhelmed.
People outside of academia might have felt different as the Grand Unified Theory and the lunar collider weren't as relevant to them as the Phantom System.
However, anyone in academia could feel an enormous amount of changes and breakthroughs.
It was as if the things they were discussing just yesterday, were already irrelevant today. They had to face and adapt to new problems.
Numerous PhD students had their graduation postponed. Some of them by force, some by their own volition. After all, the Grand Unified Theory had changed too many things about the algebraic geometry field.
Many students began to suffer from anxiety, having to rely on medication to relieve fatigue and stress.
