Potential Is Forged Under Pressure

But the scientists looked and looked, analyzed and analyzed, discussed and discussed, yet in the end, they still could not bear to abandon this technological path.

Thus, after several rounds of scientific seminars, the scientists at Human Civilization's headquarters decided to hand this technological path over to one of the civilizations in the Stellar Alliance for development. As for which civilization would receive it, that would probably have to wait until Yue Yuan returned to be decided.

Of course, there were only a few possible candidates. It would likely be either the Dog-Headed People or the Nair People, with the Dog-Headed People having the greatest chance. After all, although the leadership of every civilization had been subjected to Mind Imprint technology, among the lower-level individual lifeforms, the Dog-Headed People still displayed the greatest loyalty.

They would let an affiliated civilization develop it and see whether it could produce a branch of technology that ran parallel to human computer technology.

The scientists also knew that it would be extremely difficult to make the Dog-Headed People follow a technological path on their own. After all, not many Dog-Headed People scientists could keep up with the pace of human technological development—that was, scientists who had mastered Level 4 Civilization technology.

All of this would require Humanity to invest massive resources in training them. They would even need to teach them Humanity's most cutting-edge computer technology.

Yes, although Humanity was now the leader of the Stellar Alliance, it still had not fully opened everything to its member civilizations. The main Technology Tree, namely fundamental scientific principles, was only open up to the Level 3 Civilization stage. Creation technology, however, had been fully opened, since there was no fear of rebellion even if they learned it, and it would not matter even if other civilizations