"Mm, I thought so too."
William echoed Halsey's analysis, then asked:
"Catherine, do you think we need to build a Time Machine? And would this technology be useful to us?"
"Hmm..." After hearing William's question, Halsey habitually raised her left hand and rubbed her chin as she thought. Several dozen seconds later, she shook her head and said:
"Once this thing appears in our universe, I think it will trigger a cycle like the 'Penrose Staircase.' No matter what happens, it will eventually loop back to the starting point.
"In simpler terms, as the Chinese would put it, it's like being trapped in a ghostly maze. You'll never be able to escape the cycle.
"If you don't want our universe to become like that universe, then I think it's best not to touch any technology related to traveling through time and space."
"Mm, I agree." William nodded.
He planned to talk to Serena tomorrow and have her delete all the information related to the Time Machine, ensuring that no one would be able to realize it in the future either.
Halsey continued, "However, combining Living Skin with the T-800 and T-850 technology would be very useful."
As she spoke, Halsey picked up the tablet computer she had placed on the bedside table. Using her authority as a member of the Olympus Board of Directors, she began looking through the Terminator data from Skynet Technologies.
As she read, she said, "Covering the T-800's exterior with a layer of Living Skin and various organs wouldn't cost more than a million, but replacing the entire human army with them would be unrealistic.
"Besides, these robots are even worse than humans at adapting to unexpected situations. If a Marine had suitable weapons, then with the help of the terrain, they could definitely take down