It can even be said that throughout July, both the world of mathematics and physics were in an uproar over Q Theory.
One side believes that Q Theory is indeed the most effective method currently closest to completely solving the grand unified problem; the other side contends that Q Theory as proposed by Qiao Ze has serious flaws and is fundamentally incapable of solving the grand unified problem.
Moreover, both sides have heavyweight supporters.
The proponents don't need much introduction.
With Qiao Ze, Peter Schultz, and Edward Witten on this side, it's already a formidable lineup, not to mention several other senior figures in the fields of mathematics and physics who also lean towards supporting Q Theory.
As for the opposition, it is mainly composed of numerous Nobel Prize winners in physics.
The extent of the impact was indeed beyond Qiao Ze's expectations. He also scrutinized the points of contention raised by the other side.
