Chapter 275: Creating a Cosmic Wonder with One Hand_2
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He had faith in Willian, Sergey, and Frankie, the old-timers, to continue giving their best effort.
Second, he planned to stick to the opportunism regarding the
Particle-interference Bomb, and if there were any breakthroughs in comprehensive basic disciplines such as material science, he might be able to start working right away when he went back.
As for other targeted arrangements related to the invaders’ tactics, Harrison Clark decided to let them be for now, focusing on what he needed to do first and seeing what the outcome would be when he eventually unveiled the plan.
Learning from his past experiences, Harrison Clark stopped trying to imagine unrealistic precision, believing that time had its own error-correcting ability and objective laws.
When he returned next time, he planned to add key information about the invaders, such as Silken Light Beams, Dragonfly Fighters, Black Hole Bombs, and Eight-legged Beetles, to his combat intelligence so that he wouldn’t be shooting blindly, and the situation should naturally improve.
Just like this time, each targeted arrangement basically achieved the expected results.
His numerous experiences manipulating history taught him that human wisdom was worth expecting and trusting.
He was important, but not as vital as he imagined.
After writing down the general ideas of these strategies, Harrison Clark shifted his focus back to the present.
A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step, and no matter what else he wanted to do in the future, he had to start by fully planning and gradually implementing these ideas during the available month.
He didn’t rush to write, but instead first recalled his final steps in the previous timeline in his mind.
He discovered a very awkward fact.
In the previous timeline, he had arranged his workload so dense that he hardly had any breathing room, causing the great Galactic Human to live only a mere 127 years and lose face for the entire Milky Way.
His gene awakening level had risen slightly, but based on Star’s analysis, his natural lifespan probably wouldn’t increase significantly.
If he increased his workload again, he might become even more short-lived or simply too busy to handle it, resulting in nothing being done to the extreme and eventually causing more harm than good.
This time, he would take this factor into consideration.
It was a difficult task, but he managed to straighten out his thoughts after half a day.
[First Item]
Continue to add a total of ten major achievements in materials, energy, and electronic computing fields, carefully selected for him by the History Institute.
These achievements include the ultra-pure carbon monomer technology for making carbon structure computer chips, the no attenuation and infinite circulation use of large-capacity battery technology, low attenuation microwave high-load power transmission technology, and so on.
Among these ten achievements, only five were made after 2050, while the other five were still born between 2030 and 2050.
Forcing growth wasn’t always beneficial, and picking technologies with too large a gap could turn them into rootless specters.
Moreover, this timeline had already been veering in another direction under the influence of his nine technologies and the Madman’s Conjecture Collection.
There was no need for him to make a forced leap; he only needed to seize the right moment to change the timeline, maintain the previous achievements, and make appropriate connections to naturally achieve further acceleration.
Now, besides leading history, Harrison Clark also had to protect his history.
After all, the influences he left behind were still fermenting; the Summit Research Institute had just begun construction, and the Madman’s Conjectures Collection had just been deeply digested by others, so everything returned to the chaotic unknown.
For example, if Harrison Clark overdid it, acted recklessly, and overly urged construction workers to rush the schedule, this could lead to poor underground engineering of the Summit Research Institute.
After a few years, the building might collapse and result in the sacrifice of several key researchers.
When the disaster happened, he would either have to sacrifice progress or maintain the original pace by digging up some new scientists from other places or reallocating internal resources and increasing the investment to make up for the progress here while affecting another area.
The course of a thousand years of history would then be significantly altered, even if he, the navigator of history, tried his best to protect it.
In the end, the impact would still be magnified by the timeline.
Only the heartless would think that knowing the future is a blessing.
Rationality told Harrison Clark not to consider detailed things, but emotions were uncontrollable.
So he could only do his utmost to do it right.
Last time, Harrison Clark forced the Intuition School personnel to form a history project team, which eventually produced decent results, but they weren’t professional enough in the end.
This time, Harrison Clark had academic authority Emmanuel Berto leading a group of legitimate historians to work together. Although they did not understand the true intentions of their leader, they executed the plan perfectly without hesitation.
During the project, these History Institute scholars frequently sought the collaboration of experts from various fields with the leader’s authorization, and they were all very cooperative.
Finally, Harrison Clark matched the materials from Star, and as a top professional historical manipulator, he personally checked and finally selected these ten crucial technologies.
He was both risk-taking and conservative, striving for perfection.
Interestingly, the technologies of infinite circulation large-capacity battery and low attenuation microwave high-load power transmission were both the achievements of Rainer in his later years.
However, this time he wasn’t completely plagiarizing someone else.
Because, in the last timeline, Rainer’s research funding came from him, and he spent more than 100 billion USD before it finally succeeded, so the intellectual property rights of the technology belonged to him..