Blackstone Code

Great advances in medical science are based on the sacrifices of some people.

Note that what is mentioned here is "huge progress". If we do not consider the rapid progress of medical science in a short period of time, then there may not be so many sacrifices, and most of the sacrifices may be animals.

But if you want to achieve leapfrog development in a certain field in a very short period of time, you must sacrifice enough people!

Regardless of any science, the core of progress is trial and error, finding the right one among countless wrong choices.

How to quickly conduct trial and error?

In accordance with the current legal and ethical boundaries of the method?

Establish a theory, create a test product, and then go through layers of animal experiments to the clinic?

If you're lucky, it'll take a few years, if you're not lucky, it'll take a few decades.

But using in vivo experiments is different!

A certain researcher suddenly had a wonderful idea——

"I fucking think it can be done", then he does not need to go through theoretical verification, specific laboratory production and synthesis, and then continue to study various aspects and then apply it to animal experiments.

He could come up with the idea directly and then use it in human experiments as quickly as possible.

If you succeed, you will receive applause and cheers. Everyone will applaud and present flowers to the winner. The participants in human experiments will also become an important part of the development of medical science.

Some people can even leave their names!

If it fails, it is nothing more than the loss of some living bodies, but failure will not only eliminate a wrong route for the research direction, but also add a lot of precious experimental experience.

As the most cutting-edge medical science in the Holy Peace Society and the world, Eternal Life consumes tens of thousands of human living bodies every year.

These humans come from all over the world, and most of them have appeared on some missing person notices or missing persons investigation reports.

There are also a small number of people in poor areas who actively signed up to participate in the paid medical experiment collection, and this number of people is not small.

In some areas where the annual per capita income may be only one or two hundred federal soles, one thousand, five hundred, or even three hundred dollars can buy a life.

The world's population is so large, and if it decreases a little every year, it will not affect the development of the world at all.

But when we enter the shelter era, there are millions of people in a large shelter, and only one or two million in small and medium-sized shelters.

It is very shocking to reduce the total population by one percent or a few thousandths at every turn!

Population changes in a closed environment will become more sensitive, so the idea of ​​immortality is to raise some experimental humans in captivity and use these people to solve the problem of insufficient human living supplies in the shelter era.

Coincidentally, the speakers of the Nagaril United Council also wanted the federation to help them build shelters, and Connor thought this was a good idea.

After listening to this, Lynch thought carefully for a while and already had a rough idea, "There is no big problem with your idea, but who will solve the funding problem?"

Connor had obviously considered it, and he had also talked with the chief scientist, "Shenghe will take a part, the Nagaril government will take a part, and there is still a little gap in the rest. They mean to continue to collect donations."

"Whoever donates more will enjoy advanced medical services first."

this is a good idea.

Lynch made a decision, "I'll talk to them later. If the problem is not big, I will take charge of the construction of one of the shelters."

As the president of a civilized and moral society, Connor undoubtedly represents the Federation to a certain extent internationally, not only politically, but also on a cultural, economic, scientific, and moral level.

But now this civilized gentleman was discussing the lives and deaths of millions of people without any sense of guilt.

It can only be said that for human beings who stand above a certain height, human beings are not a "general reference". In the eyes of these gentlemen, not all human beings are human beings!

The news of the Nagaril delegation's visit to the Federation was only broadcast on the second day of this meeting.

As a former director of the Board of Directors of the United Development Company, Lynch was also a "foreign affairs expert advisor" to Nagalir. At the same time, he influenced the economic, cultural, and political construction of one of the three states of Nagalili to a certain extent.

Therefore, it is reasonable for him to be invited to participate in this foreign affairs visit. In addition to Lynch, some earlier "Path-Leading Party" also participated in this meeting.

For example, Drago, these old governors represent the last glory of local politics in Nagalir.

After they fell to the Federation, Nagaril became a thing of the past in the true sense.

After all, the current "written" name for Nagaril internationally is the New Federation of Nagaril!

Nagaril is not the key, the New Federation is!

Lynch did not know many of the current Nagaliar United Parliament Speakers, but they all knew him, and the entire meeting started in a very friendly atmosphere.

Connor expressed that the Federation and Nagaril have a long history of friendly diplomatic relations. On the basis of mutual respect, Connor said that the federal government is willing to make certain constructive contributions in helping the continuation of Nagaril civilization...

In short, the visit was very successful. The only thing that was not so satisfactory was the return date of the visiting delegation.

It was learned from the Ministry of International Affairs that the Nagalir foreign affairs delegation did not give the federal government a clear return date.

There are rumors that they don't plan to go back.

In January of the new year, although the atmosphere of the whole society is not so happy, it is the Chinese New Year after all.

There is still a bit of a New Year atmosphere, except for a few people on the street on January 1st. Starting from the 2nd, there are basically not many people on Bupen Street except snowplows.

The snow this year is particularly heavy, the wind is strong, and the temperature is very low.

The coldest temperature in Bupain has reached minus 30 degrees, which is an extremely rare cold weather in Bupain.

But this will be commonplace in the future, and people seem to be adapting.

Throughout January, social activities in the central and northern regions of the federation seemed to have been put on hold, and a large number of people moved to the southern region.

Multiple federal media have reported on this very special situation this year, calling it the largest temporary migration across regions in a short period of time in human history.

Some sociologists believe that in the last ten years, humans will gradually migrate with the seasons like animals.

But they certainly don’t know that the first phase of the volcano shelter built by Lynch has been completed and is undergoing small-scale testing.

Even Lynch himself lived in a shelter...

"There is a lack of a patio here..." Lynch stood in front of a huge wall and chatted with Nick and other managers responsible for the construction of the shelter.

"It needs to be able to receive light from the outside. Direct transparency may not be so euphemistic, but I believe there are other ways to bring in light from the outside."

"Some green plants need to be planted here, heating provides its problems, and sunlight provides photosynthesis for the plants."

"It's all this dark gray concrete that's not very friendly and can cause depression over a long period of time."

The management stood behind Lynch and recorded some of the improvement directions that Lynch mentioned. Although Nick was unwilling to admit his professional deficiencies, he had to admit at this time that Lynch did have an advantage that surpassed him in one aspect. Design inspiration!

He didn't think about the issue of "imitation ecology".

Lynch didn't know that he had so many thoughts, but continued, "The upper floors of the shelter are areas where the ruling class and the privileged class live. The living environment here is more comfortable."

"Including I think in addition to plants, some animals can be selectively cultivated in these patios."

“Having the residents here be responsible for the growth of these animals also reduces the official operating costs of the shelter.”

Several people left the room as they spoke. Lynch stood in the huge, endless corridor and stamped the concrete floor under his feet, "This place also needs to be renovated."

"Lay high-strength glass and build a meandering waterway under the glass. Plant some aquatic plants and raise some fish in the waterway."

"Everything here is too cold and too gray. We need to allow people to live in the cold underground while feeling the charm of nature that is still around us!"

These designs are actually not complicated, but its concepts and ideas are far beyond the limits of people's current interior decoration design.

Lynch said a lot, such as providing different themes for different residents. Some people like tropical jungle.

Then there will be a huge patio, or yard, simulating a tropical jungle in his room.

If someone likes grasslands, plains, or mountains, we can provide customized services for them!

In particular, these landscaping can be replaced and disassembled easily, because it is impossible for everyone to like only one kind of scenery throughout their lives.

If necessary, they may change a scenery every few years, or even once a year!

These ideas opened up a lot of thinking space for everyone. As a famous designer, Nick felt that this was like a valuable "teaching".

It can be said that these things Lynch said were something he could not learn in the classroom or from communicating with top peer practitioners!

After Lynch had finished speaking, a supervisor asked, "Mr. Lynch, do subsequent projects need to refer to these designs?"

"Such as on a smaller scale?"

Lynch glanced at the supervisor's ID card and shook his head, "We only make these things for those who have made outstanding contributions to the construction of shelters. People who live in the lower floors will get them some transparent stickers like bus station stickers." Just a landscape painting will do.”

"They did not contribute anything to the construction of the shelter. Letting them live here is a reflection of the federal humanitarianism, not for their enjoyment!"