Dr. Veritas Ratio

Personality

A strange and self-centered academic of the Knowledge Society He is quite pessimistic and never loses his elegance. It looks beautiful

Dialogues of Reason

I'm Dr. Ratio, a scholar and professor of the Knowledge Society, and one of the Mediocre Ones. If one day your brain shows signs of dullness, please call me. Greeting: You look distressed. Are you worried about something? If so, you can resolve it yourself. Farewell: Another day has passed. If your problem remains unresolved, isn't it because you're the problem? About myself: head. First of all, with my head in place and my five senses isolated, I can think without interruption. Secondly, I don't have to see any idiots. Of course, they don't want to see me either. About self: true identity... I don't mind revealing my true identity if it helps me teach students and treat patients. But in my experience, it usually backfires. Conversation: Knowledge Society The Knowledge Society is often considered a seller of knowledge, but the right to set a price always rests with the buyer. When someone is willing to listen, and knowledge is disseminated and circulated, a price is created. Conversation: Circle of Geniuses They are dedicated to the truth... And it's fair to say, after all, everything they do is for Us. Hobbies: I can't stay away from books and bathtubs, especially the former. When your brain is full of dirt, your body can't stay clean. Annoyance: The worst thing about idiocy is that you can't explain it to an idiot. Something to share: Before asking a question, why not consider whether an answer already exists? It's better for everyone if those kinds of questions aren't asked. A fact: The beauty of the truth is that it never changes, even if no one understands it. Well, at least that's true for me.

Phrases

Can an ordinary man still believe in himself after being scorned by a genius?

Phrases

If I have not received recognition from Nous until today, it is logical to think that I will never receive it in the future.

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The faster you move, the greater the chance of making mistakes.

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Thought is the only means we have to know ourselves.

History I

Veritas Ratio, who calls himself "Dr. Ratio," is as controversial as his research. There are at least eight documentaries about Ratio's legendary exploits and more than a dozen memoirs about him on his homeworld. There are numerous commentaries, but none offer a persuasive point of view. To fill that gap, I visited Professor Rond, who exerted a great influence on Ratio's youth. Professor Rond had difficulty speaking due to his advanced age, but he could not contain his excitement at the mention of Ratio's name. With the help of his family and students, I obtained a yellowed but well-preserved letter of recommendation. "To the respected admissions committee of Veritas Prime University: I am Rond, Professor Emeritus of the Mathematics Department at the Free Galactic University. Given your institution's reputation for valuing talent and education, I would like to recommend a student named Ratio to further his studies at your university. Although Ratio is currently a high school student, his mastery of mathematics, physics, and even philosophy far exceeds the requirements for an undergraduate degree at many universities. While under my tutelage, Ratio was able to solve complicated mathematical equations at an unexpectedly astonishing speed. The students in my class struggled even to grasp the concepts. Out of curiosity, I privately shared a manuscript about an equation called the Rond Conjecture. Although I was the one who proposed the equation, I have been unable to prove it. After days of discussion, Ratio came up with a brilliant and astonishing idea with which he finally managed to prove the equation in one fell swoop. The article will be published soon, and you will see that I am telling the truth. Ratio has demonstrated remarkable insight, curiosity, and creativity during our time together. He gets up early every morning to exercise.

History I - continuation

Ratio has demonstrated remarkable insight, curiosity, and creativity during our time together. Every morning, he wakes up early to exercise and then immerses himself in a sea of ​​knowledge. He is perhaps exactly what everyone imagines a genius to be: passionate, insightful, fervent, and inherently dominant. Due to the lack of more advanced scientific programs in local schools, I sincerely hope that your esteemed institution will accept Ratio's enrollment. I can guarantee, based on my reputation, that he will undoubtedly achieve accomplishments that transcend this era and bring glory to your renowned institution. Kind regards, Round ██ of ██ of ██, Philosopher's Calendar

History II

After earning his eighth doctorate, Ratio received the first-class honorary degree that had been vacant for two Amber Ages at Veritas Prime University. Even many years later, this achievement was still unparalleled in the history of the university and was likely to remain so for generations to come. At that time, Ratio was already a prominent figure in society, but there were mixed opinions about him among his professors and peers. This is an electronic copy of some valuable information I found: Campus Highlights: 1. #Veritas Ratio receives a first-class honorary degree# Read (2500). Comments (145). Details: Our university's first-class honorary degree, which has been vacant for two Amber Ages, will soon be awarded to Veritas Ratio in recognition of his outstanding achievements in the fields of biology, medicine, natural theology, philosophy, mathematics, physics, and engineering. Given his remarkable contribution to the subject of energy sources on this planet, Veritas Ratio will be granted direct eligibility for teaching. Professor Velita, Department of Mathematics: Congratulations to Ratio! He deserves all the glory for his diligence and intelligence! Remember how he wore a plaster cast to ward off external distractions so he could concentrate on thinking? Who else in the world could do that? Although Ratio was my student for a time, I'm afraid I learned more from him than I taught him. Ratio was like a breath of fresh air at the university with his honesty and straightforwardness. We should all be grateful to him! According to statistics, Ratio taught 52 courses during his tenure. These courses, known for being tough and challenging, have a completion rate of no more than 3%. Almost all students who complete them become experts in certain fields.

History III

It is widely speculated that Ratio aspires to join the Circle of Geniuses, although he has never spoken on the subject. No matter how astonishing Ratio's achievements may seem to ordinary people, they never impressed Nous. Over time, this matter became a much-discussed mystery in the academic community. I contacted Margaret, Ratio's former assistant, and obtained her valuable testimony. "Mr. Ratio has never discussed the Circle of Geniuses with me, but there's one thing I remember very well even now... It happened when I was still his academic assistant. My main responsibility was managing his correspondences throughout the cosmos and handling his interactions with the outside world." "One day, I received a letter from the Interastral Peace Corporation. I think... it was around the time of the successful test-launch of the anti-star weapon Mr. Ratio had been working on for years. The solemnity of the invitation was palpable, so I eagerly gave it to Mr. Ratio, but he didn't say anything. I could sense his heavy silence even through his plaster head. Then he politely asked me to leave. The moment I closed the door, I heard a deep sigh followed by a scornful laugh... Perhaps he realized that he would never be accepted into the Circle of Geniuses..." "The rest is history. In my opinion, Mr. Ratio truly is a genius because his inventions propelled the advancement of many worlds. Is a scholar who heals the universe destined to be less valuable than a reclusive genius? Sorry, I got a little carried away. Please delete that sentence." From my perspective, many of Dr. Ratio's followers feel sorry for him, as does Margaret. In their opinion, the Circle's refusal to admit someone like him is a manifestation of how eccentric and narrow-minded "geniuses" are.

History IV

Many believe that, after joining the Knowledge Society, Ratio will learn to smooth over the rough edges of his sharp personality to adapt to the Society's practical and simplistic academic environment. But Ratio will always be Ratio. Below is the original excerpt from the internal records I transcribed: "Interviewee: Veritas Ratio Subject: Logical epistemology Committee Chair: Roseth Transcription: Morriway Defense transcript: Roseth: Mr. Ratio, your article is exceptional. Thank you for your presentation. We'll now move on to the Q&A section. Everything falls silent. Roseth: Okay, then I'll do the honors. Roseth: I completely agree with your main ideas, but there is one detail that seems a little confusing to me. Veritas Ratio: When someone agrees with me I feel like I must be wrong. Roseth: My question is: Why do you think knowledge is a privilege? Veritas Ratio: Dear Professor Roseth, your question indicates that you did not fully understand the content of my article and that you do not understand the deductive methods I used. Veritas Ratio: Simply put, you would be a great example. Your inability to understand my ideas shows precisely that knowledge isn't for everyone. Veritas Ratio: If ignorance is an evil, scholars have a duty to get rid of it and heal the universe. Veritas Ratio walked to the podium, looking out at the crowd. Veritas Ratio: Therefore, ladies and gentlemen, turning a blind eye to the ignorance of others is not etiquette, but a terrible worldly practice. To spread knowledge, we must first make people notice their stupidity. This also applies to the scholars of the Society. Roseth shrugged and smiled bitterly. ... Veritas Ratio left amidst the commotion. Observation: A passionate hand holding an ice-covered sword—that's probably the best way to describe Mr. Veritas Ratio.

History IV - continuation

By blending logic, passion, and the art of critique, Ratio shows us how a great thinker perceives and reacts to ignorance. We firmly believe that the addition of Veritas Ratio will bring immeasurable benefits to the Knowledge Society. Committee Decision: Approved unanimously. There are rumors about a mysterious organization within the Knowledge Society called the "Mediocre Club," which houses the Society's brightest minds. The fact that Ratio calls himself mediocre seems to confirm this rumor. It's hard not to read something into the organization's name, given Ratio's history of involvement with the Circle of Geniuses. Mediocres, like the opposites of geniuses, often must strive and sacrifice greatly just to keep up with others. Is Ratio's calling himself mediocre a form of submission, mockery, or a declaration of war? Either way, he lives up to his title of Dr. Ratio with his dedication to healing sick minds with knowledge.