From Trash to Treasure: The Sinclair Family's Beloved Genius Chapter 204: Human Thought Is More Advanced Than Machines

The answer was, of course, no.

No one in the room said a word, but the aning in their gazes was self-evident.

Chloe Sinclair didn’t keep them in suspense and continued, "Then if I wanted to run three large-scale gas in the background simultaneously, what should I do?"

The researcher who had been refuting Chloe Sinclair imdiately answered, "You’d have to increase the RAM, of course. But with our current level of science and technology, there’s no telling how long it would take to expand RAM."

Chloe Sinclair nodded, not denying the researcher’s words. "Increasing RAM is certainly one aspect, but if you want to run three large-scale gas at once, that alone definitely won’t be enough."

"The chips and the processor are also crucial."

"Whether it’s 2G, 3G, or future 4G, 5G, or even 6G technology, it all relies on constantly upgrading the hardware to be realized. So why must the nuclear fusion device rely solely on the Mark Device for experintation?"

The researcher was left speechless, but felt he had to say sothing. He thought for a mont, a hint of defiance still in his tone. "But the Mark Device is the latest."

"But the human mind is far more advanced than any device."

Joel Quincy’s ideas were decades ahead of the current level of technology, but the equipnt available now was simply too crude. Even though Joel Quincy had the will, he was still powerless to act.

’If her teacher hadn’t hit a dead end back then due to the primitive equipnt, he wouldn’t have needed decades of arduous research to finally complete that unprecedented experint.’

’But because of the long-term, cumulative effects of his work on nuclear experints, Joel Quincy passed away at ho before he could even receive the Nobel Prize.’

The more Chloe Sinclair thought about it, the more she sighed with sorrow. ’This ti,’ she thought, ’no matter what, I have to complete the flow-fusion reactor in the shortest ti possible.’

’Not only would it significantly reduce the daily radiation exposure, but it would also drastically shorten the experint’s duration.’

"Seniors, I know we all share a single goal. Technology is advancing rapidly in every country. If our nuclear research continues to stagnate, establishing a firm foothold on the international stage will beco nearly impossible. Therefore, this research cannot be delayed. Within one month, if I fail to complete the device for the flow-fusion reactor, I will voluntarily withdraw from the lab’s research team."

As soon as she said this, everyone was astonished, and even Joel Quincy was inwardly shocked.

At her side, Nathan Trenton looked at Chloe Sinclair with disapproval. "Chloe..."

"Nathan, I’m not being impulsive."

After she finished speaking, a faint smile touched Chloe Sinclair’s lips. "One month. That’s enough ti."

She knew what Nathan Trenton ant when he started to speak; he simply thought one month was too short.

But for her, one month was more than enough ti.

For a long ti, no one in the lab spoke.

Suddenly, a few of the researchers who had been vehently opposed voiced their approval. "We agree with your theory, but we have a condition."

Their sudden agreent was unexpected for Chloe Sinclair, but after a mont, she nodded slightly. "Please, go ahead."

Seeing Chloe Sinclair’s humble attitude, the mood in the room lightened considerably.

The lead researcher said, "I agree to let you modify the Mark Device, but I request to join the modification process."

No matter what, he wouldn’t be at ease until he saw it with his own eyes.

The other two researchers both nodded. "We want to participate as well."

Without hesitation, Chloe Sinclair nodded. "Alright."