Huo Wenting looked at a technician. "Prepare the lie detector."
"Yes, President Huo."
Old Ma was extremely excited. "This is perfect. With this latest high-tech equipment, Lu Chengwen won't dare lie!"
The technician looked quite pleased with himself. "This is a high-tech lie-detection device jointly developed by technology companies in China and America. Its accuracy rate reaches 97.9 percent. Compared to the lie detectors commonly used before, which only had 72 percent accuracy, this is practically a qualitative leap!"
Someone said, "Isn't that just an increase of a little over twenty percent?"
The technician was displeased. He turned to look at him. "What would happen if you added two zeros to the end of your bank balance?"
The man froze.
The technician said, "Seventy percent only has reference value. It cannot be used as a fully reliable basis for determining truth or falsehood. But above ninety-seven percent is practically one hundred percent! For someone without professional training, someone who doesn't regularly undergo lie-detection assessments, it can almost serve as an accurate basis for judging truth and lies!"
Huo Wenting said, "Do your job properly. Remember to record it."
"Yes."
Old Ma was beside himself with excitement. "Hmph, Lu Chengwen. You thought you could use one recording to mess with us? Now everyone will see your true colors."
Huo Wenting turned and glared at him. Old Ma hurriedly fell silent.
Inside the conference room, Lu Chengwen and Huo Wenxi were engaged in a fierce argument. They were slamming the table and glaring at each other, just short of coming to blows.
Both teams were tense, but neither dared interfere.
Huo Wenting was growing irritated from listening. If they kept arguing like this, there would be little point.
At that moment, the door was pushed open. Xia Ying stood in the doorway,