"Are you ready?" Du Xingyu asks Lei Hua backstage.


    He was a little nervous at this time, not because there was a problem with the memory chip, but Lei Hua or "this is a scientific paper I haven''t officially published. Since you claim that the memory chip can master and avoid language information, please translate!"


    Smock took out a notebook, which was his manuscript.


    He was slightly proud. In order to "expose" the lie of the memory chip, he was fully prepared.


    Only he knew about this manuscript. He didn''t even save it on the computer. Even those who can speak Russian can''t translate - because there are too many professional terms on it!


    It is extremely difficult for a Chinese to translate an English academic material into Russian! Assuming that Du Xingyu''s memory chip is fake, smock and others are also wondering whether they knew Russian before?


    In the verification team, an Arabic expert, El Fasher, said, "I also want to know if you know Arabic. I have an Arabic article here. Please translate it into Spanish."


    Du Xingyu and Lei Hua still passed the same test, and they read it in Arabic and Spanish respectively, proving that they can not only translate, but also read aloud.


    "Very accurate!" exclaimed Fasher. "Your description and pronunciation are very accurate! My article has not been published, which shows that you do master several languages. If it is not the credit of memory chip, it can only show that you are a genius proficient in six languages!"


    "Professor Du Xingyu is proficient in six languages. It is possible that he is a genius after all." the guests discussed, "is his student Lei Hua the same language genius?"


    "Lei Hua is the number one in the college entrance examination. His memory is certainly not a problem. But if he is proficient in six languages and can rely on the number one immediately, I don''t believe it. Is the memory chip really effective?"


    ……


    "That doesn''t completely explain the problem!" smock continued. "Proficient in language is only part of the memory chip, isn''t it? There is a modern Encyclopedia with more than hundreds of billions of characters and countless pieces of information."


    "Now, we want to verify whether you really remember everything in the encyclopedia!"


    Smock and a group of experts are trying to "make things difficult" for them. They are trying to find any evidence of Du Xingyu''s fraud.


    "I''ll come first." smokti asked, "now, please tell Mr. Du Xingyu the content of Article 4, paragraph 2 of the US Constitution. Please tell Mr. Leihua the content of the fourth amendment to the US Constitution."


    Du Xingyu''s brain immediately read the information in the memory chip. He read: "citizens of each state should enjoy all privileges and immunities owned by citizens of each state. Anyone charged with... In any state should hand over the person at the request of the party entitled to request the service or labor service."


    Lei Hua then said: "the people''s right to be free from unreasonable search and seizure of persons, houses, documents and property shall not be infringed. No search and seizure warrant shall be issued unless it is guaranteed by oath or declaration on behalf of oath according to reasonable grounds and specifies the place of search and the person or object seized."


    "Very accurate," smock had to admit.


    "Mr. smock, let me do it!" Harold, a British expert, said, "I have to ask some difficult questions."


    "In the encyclopedia, who wrote the first edition of the Encyclopedia of Great Britain? When? What is the price of the first volume and the price of a set? How many sets have been sold?"


    Harold asked about unpopular knowledge. Even the most erudite scholars in Britain would not pay attention to the information he mentioned.


    This information is only mentioned once in the encyclopedia. Even if they are given a complete set of Encyclopedia of Great Britain, they may not find this information for a while and a half.


    "Sure enough, it''s more difficult!" at the scene, some students have inquired on the Internet, but they haven''t found it for a while because it''s a long time ago and it''s not important information.


    Du Xingyu said without hesitation: "Encyclopedia of Great Britain" The first edition had three volumes. Edinburgh bookseller and printer Colin mcfarcar and sculptor Andrew Bell hired the then printer and naturalist William smelli for ￡ 200. He completed the first volume in December 1768 for 6p. In 1771, he completed the remaining two volumes. A complete set sold for ￡ 12, a total of 3000 sets 。”


    He answered so fluently, as if the answer had been printed in his mind.


    Even the questioner Harold himself had some doubts. If he hadn''t randomly turned to this part of the information, he wouldn''t have noticed it, let alone remembered it accurately!


    Is this memory chip really so powerful?