Overbearing Immortal Doctor Chapter 1753 - 1852: A Question

Su Zhe’s words left all the entrepreneurs in the room a bit silent. Actually, it’s not that Hua A Xia’s

economy is weak. All of this is unrelated to people; it relates to development, which is the closest to everyone—the locking outcome of Da Chao’s closure

led to two industrial revolutions that had no relevance to Hua A Xia. Originally one of the world’s strongest

countries, yet it never implemented the two strongest industrial revolutions in history, directly causing the economy to lag

behind the West by hundreds of years.

Undoubtedly, Da Chao must take the blame.

Telephones, generators, movie projectors—all these... are products of the second industrial revolution.

They were quickly accepted by people all over the world. Why is that?

Su Zhe suddenly posed a question

Then he quickly answered: In fact, it’s because the internal combustion engine was universally accepted, which

allowed these appliances to rapidly develop, as the second industrial revolution was just a transition!

Now, a new domain has already emerged with life.

Everyone knew what Su Zhe was talking about, but... nobody agreed with Su Zhe said the internet?

Relying on that network can become the major revolution of the third industrial revolution? How is that possible? Welch’s

face was full of disdain. If it weren’t just a speech and not a roundtable discussion, he would have stood up already.

The foreign audience below, all were about to speak but paused.

It was indeed because Su Xi’s words were too exaggerated.

Except for a few who were familiar with the internet and computer, nobody thought Su Zhe’s words were correct, including the related directors watching this live broadcast backstage.

I know, 99% of you present don’t believe the internet has such powerful effects!

"But have you ever thought about this: a car has over 1000 parts, what about a computer?

Monitors, graphics cards, memory, hard drives, power supplies—don’t these have over 1000 parts?

Compared to the large-scale industry of cars, computer parts might seem inconspicuous, but chips,

integrated circuit display technology is, in fact, more complex than the automotive industry!

Smaller parts highlight industrial prowess even more.

Su Zhe suddenly pointed to the laptop in front of an entrepreneur not far away: "Why do more and

more people now rely on computers?" "Because it has changed the way humans handle labor, it promotes

production automation, management modernization, technological means modernization, and the integration of information!"

In fact, now in every appliance, there are microcomputer chips, like the engines of the first industrial revolution, transitioning to various appliances of the second industrial revolution—whether it’s cameras, cars, or even mobile phones, now all utilize computers!

While Su Zhe was waxed eloquently about computers, someone couldn’t resist—the CEO of Boeing Company, Harriston Seaver, raised his hand and said: "Mr. Su, let me interrupt!"

You just mentioned the internet, but now you’re talking about computers; these are

completely different things!

"In my view, the invention of computers still falls under the category of appliances of the second industrial revolution."

The guy was staring at Su Zhe intently, with many people beside him nodding in agreement: "Exactly,

the internet and computers are completely different domains."

Everything Su Zhe said was related to computers, but what does it have to do with the internet?!

Who is this gentleman?

The CEO of Boeing Company, Mr. Harriston Seaver!

The host, Nina Easton, hurriedly introduced him.

"Alright, Mr. Harry, let me explain this about the question you asked. The internet is

the greatest invention in the field of computers. Without the internet, what do you think computers are? Yes, like

you just said, they’re merely appliances!

Just cold, like the second industrial revolution, appliances!

But with the internet, computers become a channel to connect global information, like

human having a spirit—it has life! Do you understand the meaning behind this? Su Zhe’s words

were somewhat unrelenting.

Because of the internet, computers became extremely important, even surpassing any appliance in the world. Isn’t the internet dependent on computers; do you understand?

Harriston Seaver was somewhat stunned, disoriented by Su Zhe’s sudden loud words.

Everyone present was somewhat bewildered by Su Zhe’s words.

Isn’t the internet dependent on computers?

If it isn’t dependent on computers, what else would it rely on?

But Su Zhe did not give everyone a chance to react, and proceeded, word by word: "The internet is

the spirit of appliances; I can say, apart from computers, it can exist in countless ways."

"It can exist within mobile phones, allowing people to access the web anytime, view information and emails. "It can

exist within televisions, enabling people to watch whatever they want rather than being limited by TV stations."

It can exist in speakers, enabling instant playback of songs with just a command!

The internet can transform human and even societal life!

If this doesn’t constitute a major reform of the third industrial revolution, what else...? Su Zhe

’s words were incredibly invigorating and provocative, leaving countless stunned audiences somewhat at a loss, suddenly, in the quiet of a corner.

Wearing glasses and slightly

shy figure suddenly

stood up, clapping enthusiastically for Su Zhe’s words. He was clapping with a look

full of excitement. In this world, Jobs originally felt that there were hardly any people who could understand him except

Bill Gates, but that guy plagiarized his idea, thus Jobs and Bill Gates parted ways.

But now, he suddenly felt there was another person in this world who understood the internet as he did, recognizing the massive change the internet could bring to society.

Steve Jobs, founder of Apple, looked at Su Zhe with radiant eyes, was the first to

clap. He applauded Su Zhe’s words and the mutual understanding towards the internet between the two!

Everyone was somewhat startled by Jobs’ sudden applause. What was going on?

Is cheering this kid’s gibberish?

Harriston Seaver couldn’t help but glance back at Jobs, feeling this guy was somewhat inexplicable; he hadn’t understood what Su Zhe just said at all.

Mostly in the entire conference, aside from a few people, nobody could understand Su Zhe’s words as

they were too forward-thinking. Even Jobs merely envisaged it—the internet existing in

phones?

It can also exist in TVs, speakers, and so on—this sounded not only crazy but also like a fairy tale kind of how come Harry still seems somewhat skeptical about what I said?

Su Zhe looked at Harriston Seaver, and the Boeing Company CEO couldn’t help but smile coldly, "You’ve said

so much, but it’s all just your imagination; can you

can I make this happen, and in humans’ with

all-access internet-ready feature phone, from Zhe Li Technology.

Present, Nokia, Ericsson, and Motorola CEOs, all turned their eyes sharply.

This phone doesn’t exist in the market, and the huge ZEKO Zhe Li Technology logo on the back, somewhat emerged—this is a phone, but different from many others in the market, as this phone can go online, connecting to the internet!