The head in the tank and the massive machine beside it were pushed away by the staff, but the heated discussions did not end with their departure.
For now, this was the most effective medical safeguard under such an unexpected circumstance.
At least as long as the brain was not destroyed, the person could stay alive.
They could even create a complete means of communication by blinking and moving their eyes.
As long as they could communicate, some of the problems could be solved.
The project leader then produced a detailed breakdown of the investment funds and solicited research and development funding from all the gentlemen present.
Lin Qi invested one million, and Mr. Wo Delike invested one million.
Everyone together invested more than three hundred million, with the largest contributions coming from some of the older gentlemen.
One old man in his seventies, sitting in a wheelchair, invested thirty million at once and demanded updates on the relevant technological developments at all times.
These people were very likely to need the technology themselves within a short period, so they did not care about the money and were willing to invest.
The project proposal stated that over the next four years, at least two thousand live experiments would be conducted—five hundred experiments a year.
On average, someone would die on the operating table every day.
But everyone seemed not to care much about that, nor did they intend to ask where the live subjects came from or whether they had been obtained through legal means.
Who the hell cared about such a minor detail? They only wanted to stay alive!
After the first presentation ended, the host quickly invited the second project team onto the stage.
Some relevant materials began playing on the big screen, including footage of the Ruins