This part of the content did not require his personal signature, as Julia Lambert, who had received his authorization letter, could do it on his behalf.
Harrison Clark stayed at the Hilton for three days and managed to create over forty new songs and finish a movie script.
His life in those three days was simple, dull, and boring, but his influence and changes on the world never stopped advancing.
As the SCN, New England Medicine, and The Lancet successively completed the official authoritative translation, the content of the Madman's Conjecture Collection 2.0 gradually unfolded before the public.
Of course, the world's awe and admiration didn't bring him any immediate benefits, and Harrison Clark didn't bother to keep checking social networks to see how others praised him.
That was not important.
Compared to worrying about these things, he was more concerned about the progress of the Summit Research Institute's construction.
