After all the witnesses had finished speaking, Cromwell nodded slightly and looked at Su Ye. He said, "Carlos realized the 'teaching as learning' method three years ago. You said that when you were younger, you heard the story of a wise man named Feynman from a sailor, and that's how you came up with this idea. However, Carlos has witnesses and material evidence. What evidence do you have? Is it the wise man named Feynman, or the sailor who sailed through whichever seas?"
The noble students laughed very cooperatively. Not to mention that they did not believe Su Ye, even if they did, Su Ye would not be able to find any witnesses and physical evidence that could prove that he discovered the method earlier than Carlos.
A noble shouted, "Hurry up and find the wise man!"
"That sailor will definitely remember you!"
Many nobles followed suit.
Many people looked at Su Ye coldly, including some of the teachers.
