Everyone: Are mechanics weak? I wake up and rectify the natural disaster

As for the last two figures...

"Belfast and Sirius are in a bit of a strange state,"

A small-scale meeting was held in Su Wen's office.

Helena took the latest data report and made a report to the Head of State.

"They are the same batch of second-level humanoids that use beta cores, but the properties they display are far different from ordinary second-level humanoids, and are closer to third-level humanoids..."

The various parameters of intelligent life are much easier to observe than carbon-based life.

Basically, as soon as they are connected to the intranet, they can read everything.

It was precisely because of this that Helena felt something was wrong:

Among the eight newcomers, the two of them have the most outrageous mental strength.

Of course not, as exaggerated as the level four humanoids transformed from the three Delphi cores.

But compared to the other three level 2s, this data is not at the same level - the paper performance is the same, but the actual performance is much higher...

...It’s very puzzling!

This is not carbon-based life.

The latter itself is composed of countless organic cells, and there is the possibility of mutation.

It is not impossible for twins born from the same mother to have one situation in heaven and one on earth.

However, intelligent life forms are theoretically regarded as 'assembly line products', and the assembly process and product standards are fixed.

How could the above-mentioned performance differences occur for no reason?

"What is the preliminary opinion of the Scientific Research Department?"

Su Wen was very concerned about this.

Of course he hopes that the girls will be as powerful as possible and their combat power will be as high as possible.

But even as the head of the empire, he would not treat the mental human form as a war machine.

The latter's thinking ability, emotional ability, imagination and creativity are no less than those of real humans.

For such a 'person' of flesh and blood, and a 'person' created by himself.

Su Wen still subconsciously had more protective psychology.

This inexplicable production accident...

Even if it brought about benign effects, he felt that it was best to quickly find out the cause.

To prevent it from evolving in a direction that is beyond the control of the empire,

At that time, it will be hard to say whether it is benign or malignant.

"According to the results of an emergency survey conducted jointly by my department and the Department of Sociology, this is related to the 'mind network'..."

Helena quickly replied.

It turns out that emergencies are not always a bad thing.

Su Wen's worries did not come true - the false high performance displayed by Befa and Sirius was indeed beyond the expectations of the scientific research department, but they also quickly found the result and determined that it was related to the mental network.

"Commander, you should remember that the mental prototypes of these two humanoid colleagues come from the same source as Ms. Glory."

Helena reminded.

Su Wen nodded: Of course he knows about the British ship.

It’s not like he has never seen so many various anthropomorphic games of military equipment before time travel.

Although he has "haven ever personally played it"... I don't know whether it is because it has been too long since time travel and rebirth, or because he has forgotten certain things, which leads to the inexplicable lack of any impression in his memory, and he cannot remember it clearly.

But even leaving that aside.

Just as a former military resident and currently serving as a 'big ship cannonist', 'advocate of the firepower superiority doctrine', and a 'big infrastructure enthusiast',

It is impossible for him to ignore these knowledge points such as ships and guns.

Back then, I did a lot of cramming learning out of hobbies.

"Yes, their mental prototypes all belong to the British Royal Navy. Our current conjecture is also based on this:

The prototype of the mental humanoid, in theory, has no substantial impact on herself - at least not when she exists alone;

However, the mental prototypes come from humanoids of the same camp. Once the number reaches a certain level, this situation is likely to be broken.

This is it right now:

After the arrival of Belfast and Sirius, the number of British camp humanoids currently owned by the empire has reached five.

From a mathematical point of view, this is likely to have crossed a certain 'quantity limit', causing the humanoids of the same camp to have a certain additional improvement in their mental abilities..."

Su Wen nodded slowly and understood what they meant:

The scientific research department's conjecture is also very simple, that is, if the number of humanoids in the same camp exceeds five, an effect similar to the camp buff will begin to appear, which will greatly improve their abilities.

And by analogy, when the number of humanoids of the same prototype camp reaches ten, fifteen, or even higher.

Maybe there will be a subsequent wave of growth.

"Is this just a set effect?"

Su Wen pondered and said that he understood this model, but he couldn't find a better metaphor for a while - after coming to this world, I haven't been exposed to video games for a long time, and I have almost forgotten many things.

"I understand what you mean. But if we interpret it according to this conjecture, this so-called camp buff should not only be effective for newcomers, right?"

"...Theoretically, this is the case, but I came to inform you as soon as possible, and I didn't have time to explain it carefully to other departments..."

Helena hesitated to speak.

"What's so difficult about this? Let's test Glory, Reputation, and Counterattack, and you'll know."

Su Wen patted a small bell on the table.

"If you have a guess, you should put it into practice. They shouldn't be so busy today that they can't even spare time, right?"

..

The test results of the three British humanoid 'seniors' were naturally in line with the expectations of the scientific research department.

After temporarily calling Guanghui and others out of their respective posts, they completed their mental strength tests one after another.

All the data shows that the conjecture put forward by the Ministry of Science and Technology of 'the intensity increase triggered by reaching a certain number of the same prototype camp' is correct.

This not only revealed the existence of a 'mental humanoid camp buff' for the Empire.

It also further proves the potential value of 'mind network' technology:

Just five mental humanoids of the same camp, the mutual increase produced by each other is already extremely exaggerated;

What about the tenth and fifteenth place?

For another example, if there were enough humanoids from all camps to enjoy an increase, how outrageous would this increase be?

"It seems like you are very lucky today. Surprises are coming one after another."

Su Wen looked at the report with a look of 'I am very relieved'.

"It's not in vain that I've lost all my hair these past few days!"

Hear what he said.

Helena, who was standing behind him, came closer with a worried look on her face.

My eyes (photoelectric detection equipment) didn't see anything unusual.

I simply cut to the electron microscope and scanned the microstructure.

He fell into deep thought with a suspicious look on his face.

I'm guessing, could this 'hair loss' be a deeper metaphor?

...It seems that I still don’t know enough about the commander.

I'm afraid we need to collect more observation data in the future to better serve the commander...

Mr. Su, who was sitting on a chair pretending to be the Holy Lord Mingjun, did not notice her actions.

Recover from the brief surprise,

I began to think about where the 'new batch of production capacity' brought about by this surprise could be used as extra margin to be added to the empire's military, industrial, and technological territory?

...even though.

Simply using pre-travel video games as an analogy is somewhat inappropriate and not comprehensive enough.

But for Su Wen now,

He really felt like he was playing a business simulation game player:

Not in terms of status, but in terms of situation.

——The more you develop, the more you find you lack.

Jumped into the same strange circle as all simulation business games.

Su Wen has been engaged in military-first development since the beginning of the country's major events, including military affairs and sacrifices. Everything is focused on the development of the military field.

But if you want to make a breakthrough in the military, your technological level must be improved, right?

If you want to improve the level of science and technology, to put it bluntly, you also need an industrial foundation - otherwise, how can the highlighted technology be transformed into actual products?

What's more, the production of military equipment also requires an industrial base.

But if you want to improve the industrial base, you have to require enough labor, and labor comes from population...

...Even if there is a mechanically intelligent race, there is still a population requirement after all.

It's just that the omnic race within the empire does not need to eat or reproduce, and has no spiritual or material consumption needs.

But in the final analysis, even if it is an intelligent mechanical unit assembled on an assembly line, there is a cost to produce it!

So like all carbon-based organisms, 'population growth' is ultimately limited by 'resource output'.

So how to increase resource output?

——Of course, we should vigorously promote industry to increase the breadth of production capacity, and develop science and technology to increase the height of production capacity!

...Okay, that's a complete Möbius strip.

Going round and round, I will always be in this vicious circle that I can’t escape from.