If even this can't win an award, then what are the awards they've given out before even worth?
And if Qiao Ze isn't the final recipient of this year's physics prize, whoever ends up winning would likely be more of a shock than a surprise.
If the Crawford Mathematics Prize could still fly under the radar due to less public attention, the Nobel Prize is a whole different story—it's watched worldwide. No matter who gets it besides Qiao Ze, their achievements will surely be dissected under a microscope to find merits.
Dear, what accomplishment do you have that's more impressive than solving the mass gap problem and providing a method to discover the graviton? Are you the biological child of this year's committee chair?
The saddest part is, if Qiao Ze doesn't win this year's Nobel physics prize, it's feared that the legitimacy of other awards might also fall under scrutiny.
At this moment, the situation faced by the Nobel Physics Prize committee is pretty much like this.
