A feature article of a magazine

(I had this article corrected by chat AI.)
I subscribed to Nikkei Science and the latest issue's feature article is about Bell's inequality. Although my major was physics, I didn't fully understand Bell's inequality until now. The magazine mentions that the Nobel Prize in Physics 2022 is related to Bell's inequality. I thought that the December 2022 issue might also cover it, so I decided to go to the library today to read it.

I took a bus from a nearby stop to the library, but it was very crowded despite it being a Sunday afternoon. When I arrived at the library, I searched for the magazine but couldn't find it. I asked a librarian where I could find the back issue, but she told me it was already on loan. I was disappointed and decided to return home by bus, which this time was not crowded.

Since I really wanted to read the article, I decided to go to another library. I took a less-crowded bus from a different stop and arrived at the library, where I finally found the back issue of the magazine. As I read the article about Bell's inequality, I realized that I had read it before but hadn't fully understood it at that time. I felt refreshed after reading the article on the back issue.