Chapter 2592

Stark licked his somewhat dry lips and had to drink another mouthful of ice water to calm down his mood before asking: "Do you have an idea?"

"Transforming the human soul sounds too evil, but if you change it to a human medical technology and life extension project, wouldn't it be much better?"

"You wouldn't be starting an immortality factor project again, would you?! You damn liar!"

"This time it can be called an immortality factor project with a real industry version," Schiller said: "There are absolutely actual effects, not empty checks."

Then Schiller told Stark about the magic herb planting project Strange started in Kamar-Taj, which made Stark shake his head repeatedly.

"It would be strange if they succeeded. No control variables, no control groups, no fine data monitoring, and not even simultaneous diversified planting to exhaustively enumerate. How could they succeed?"

"I think so too, so I told Strange that besides being able to provide some suggestions on business operations, you can also bring some scientific thinking."

"Is that some? That's a lot!"

"It can even be said to be all," Schiller complimented Stark: "If you don't go, they probably plan to conduct natural research in natural farmland for a few years to see if they can naturally grow any results."

"I will tell them what scientific research is, oh no, it's scientific magic research. Science must be in front."

Speaking of this, Stark suddenly reacted. He thought for a while and looked at Schiller and said: "So you want to create a magic herb that is ostensibly able to strengthen the body and prolong life, but is actually able to transform the human soul and let everyone have magic talent?"

"That's too far away," Schiller shook his head and said: "If everyone can use magic, it's equivalent to a country that completely doesn't ban guns. Public security is also a big problem. Most countries will not agree."

Stark also nodded and said: "Countries with high population density are especially not okay. The destructive power of magic is much stronger than guns, and we have to rely on China's manufacturing industry now, so we can't talk to them."

"Magic talent and magic affinity are two different things," Schiller said: "Now it is difficult for ordinary people to walk through magic portals, mainly because their soul's magic affinity is not enough. Because it is uncoordinated, it is easy to be thrown to other places."

"Although the portals verified by mages later can transport small-scale human traffic, it is a drop in the bucket for the human population."

"More importantly, there is a traffic limit," Stark frowned and rubbed his temples and said: "The portal to the Star Core Space Station now needs to stop for re-verification after transporting 60 ordinary humans, otherwise it is easy to have accidents."

"There are not enough mages, and verification takes about half a day. This efficiency can't be used for ordinary people to commute at all. Whose elevator needs to be repaired for half a day after five or six trips? Moreover, magic materials are not easy to get, and there is no way to make up for it with quantity."

"The large portals of the Shi'ar Empire are very good, basically not looking at affinity, but that thing itself is a big bomb. The three major empires dare not put this kind of thing on their mother planet, and humans can't do this even more. It's not even possible to put it in the galaxy. It can only wait until the colonial era opens and put it as far as possible."

Schiller also agreed with what Stark said. Now it is that the efficiency that human civilization can use is not enough, and humans with enough efficiency dare not use it.

Small portable portals are indeed a relatively leading technology of human civilization in the entire universe, with the advantages of saving materials, flexibility, and safety, but there is no perfect technology in this world. Small portals are just short on efficiency.

Simply put, this is a technology that can be used for surprise attacks. Combined with the Asgardians and human mages who are famous for being able to fight in the universe, anyone who sees it has to give three points of face. The strategic deterrent power is far greater than the actual efficiency.

But if it is to be used on the Earth with such high population density to improve people's livelihood, it is a bit not enough to look at. If it could really transmit one at a time, it would be fine, but it breaks for half an hour after one transmission, so it can't be used at all.

Stark thought for a while and said: "This is really a problem. We have never revealed this technology, so we can't determine whether only humans have this problem, or whether all other races are like this."

"Many civilizations in the stars are interested in this technology and have brought many good things to exchange. With human current scientific level, even if part of the small portals are traded, it doesn't matter, but if the other party also can't use it smoothly because of magic affinity, the transaction value of this thing will be greatly reduced."

Schiller sighed after drinking water. He also understood the dilemma of human civilization. They don't have many cards in their hands, most of them are killing cards. Asgard and Kamar-Taj are all big fists. Many technologies are tailored for this group of fierce people. Most interstellar civilizations have too low individual strength and can't use them at all, making people sigh.

Or rather, it is precisely because their fists are too big, and the technology is tailored for this group of fierce people, that most interstellar civilizations have too low individual strength and can't use them at all, making people sigh.

For example, Asgard's spaceships are also famous. Their many boarding battles have never been defeated, which has something to do with this extremely sturdy spaceship.

But the problem is that the spaceship is sturdy because someone from Asgard is carrying the spaceship to hit it. Asgard's spaceship has a special technology called "Divine Power Shield." The specific principle is that all Asgardians inject their divine power into the spaceship, and the spaceship's converter converts the divine power into a shield and hits it directly. There are not many civilizations in the universe whose spaceships can withstand such a hit.

That is to say, what is strong is not the spaceship, nor the converter, but the divine power that Asgardians are born with. Even if there are many divine power civilizations in the universe, they are neither as strong as Asgard nor as wasteful as Asgard, so naturally they can't use this technology.

This is why it is so difficult for Asgard to return to the interstellar society. If you hold many chips that make people flock to them, do you still need to go around such a big circle to conduct games? It's just that the cards in your hand are not enough, so you go around a few times.

"So we need a method to ensure the stability of this technology," Schiller tapped the table with his fingers and said: "Even if all other races have magic affinity, we must calculate this affinity into specific data, and then use another thing to ensure that everyone's affinity is within the safe range of use. This is rigorous, precise, and presentable."

"Otherwise, when trading one day, do you want to tell others that as long as you are focused enough, you can succeed? Who will trust this kind of ambiguous technology?"

"Too right," Stark waved his fist fiercely and said: "I have told Strange more than once to standardize, standardize, standardize. He insisted that my magic is about ideas. If you die on data in everything, it is easy to kill inspiration."

"Maybe for the great mages who research and maintain technology, this is indeed the case. The flash of inspiration in magic is likely to make things happen. Since this is the case, there is no need to force them to change."

"It's just that we must cultivate a team from scratch that can land magic technology. The magical ideas that stand high and look far are handed over to the great mages, and this group of people is specifically responsible for landing the technology."

"This is a bit difficult," Stark said: "This group of people must have both scientific thinking and understand magic. Not to mention how difficult it is to learn knowledge in these two aspects at the same time, just the fact that IQ and magic talent coexist is very difficult for anyone to do. I guess it's hard to find a few people in the world."

"What if it's two universes?" Schiller asked with a smile.

Stark was stunned. He looked at Schiller and said: "Are you talking about that dark universe you went to before?"

"That side produces geniuses, and produces all kinds of geniuses with IQ and magic talent, or rather, people without magic talent in Gotham are the minority."

"How is this possible? From a probability point of view, it also..."

"Didn't I say it before? The buildings in that city were mixed with ingredients, causing the whole city to become a large magic circle, which means that the souls of the people there have been continuously transformed for hundreds of years, born with excellent magic affinity, and there are more people with magic talent than elsewhere. It's not difficult to pick a few high-IQ ones inside."

Schiller took a deep breath, recalled it, and said: "Strange helped them establish a magic defense network before. It is also time for them to make some returns."

"So you want to..."

"You have to go back to Kamar-Taj with me," Schiller said: "Shi Difen plans to transform Shambhala into a Himalayan oasis as a large experimental base for magic plants. This work is not something one or two people can play with. Currently, you are the only one who has led such a large-scale transformation project."

"You told him I was going to give business advice, don't you want me to recommend myself to..."

"You are of course going to give business advice, but don't forget who you are giving business advice to."

Stark revealed a confused expression.

"Shi Difen doesn't care at all whether those two villages have money. Then who do you think cares?"

"Oh, I understand, it's China," Stark snapped his fingers and said: "I am very famous in China! There seem to be many people on their internet saying that China's technology is all open-sourced by me. I have a large group of fans!"

"I suggest you don't take it seriously, but this also has benefits. Their government personnel must have heard of your big name. Compared to business, what you are more famous for is scientific research strength. By then, you don't need you and Shi Difen to say what you are here for, they will appoint you to lead the research team."

Stark almost wanted to applaud. He said: "I bet Shi Difen definitely won't be happy. It was clearly him who wanted to lead those few villages to get rich, but I became the core of the research team. But for Kamar-Taj, he still has to bow his head. I can't wait to see him pinching his nose."

Stark stood up directly, rubbed his hands excitedly and said: "When are we leaving? Do you still need to digest it?"

"Don't worry, go back to my nursing home first and introduce you to a few students I have in another universe. Most of them are scientific research geniuses who can use magic."

"Is it really that magical?"

"You'll know when the time comes. Let's go."