"I'll submit the application. This experiment has to be carried out. As for how to keep the death-row prisoners confidential, don't worry about that. It isn't something we need to consider," Jiang Yan Hai said directly.
Human rights were something that ordinary people sometimes did not even have, much less death-row prisoners.
"Fine, then submit the application. But before that, we still need to write some of the program," Professor Wu Min said readily.
"How about this? I actually have a program here that I wrote before. Professor Wu, do you remember when I optimized things for you back then? It was actually a complete program at the time, but I realized it couldn't achieve the equipment I wanted."
"The equipment I needed back then was something like yours. I remember discussing it with you, but what I had in mind then was for soldiers' bodies to move along with the scenes they saw. However, because of firearms, tactical movements, the venue, and other factors, it couldn't be done."
"But this can do it now. They only need to lie here. What actually acts is their brains." Jiang Yan Hai pointed at the simulation pod.
"Right, speaking of the brain, have you calculated this? If they keep training inside, their brains will definitely form subconscious habits. But when they return to their normal state, those subconscious habits will definitely come back with them, right?" Jiang Yan Hai immediately asked.
"Yes, we've calculated that issue. If they're ordinary people, this kind of training could actually cause problems." Professor Wu Min's expression immediately turned serious as well.
"For example, if ordinary people undergo high-intensity training inside, such as a soldier's tactical counterattack movements, and they train day after day, year after year, then once those tactical counterattack movements become instinctive, they'll get