After all, not everyone is a genius like Ampere and Gauss, when one theory falls, there are plenty more left.
Most people have spent several years painstakingly writing a mathematical analysis of electromagnetism to secure a university position, yet Ohm dares to try to set them back to square one with such a simple experiment.
Ohm still doesn't understand the magnitude of the matter he has gotten into; his attention is completely focused on Wheatstone's meticulously designed bridge experiment.
"It is somewhat embarrassing to say that this second experiment is not mine, but that of my friend, Mr. Charles Wheatstone. However, as he is unwell today, I am here to present this achievement on his behalf."
Charles Wheatstone!
On hearing this name, Ohm's opposition feels as if their hearts have taken a heavy blow.
The times have changed, and the name Wheatstone is no longer a synonym for a coward from the Royal Society.
