As it turned out, unless she was researching especially dangerous technology and conducting the experiments herself, her older brother never interfered with her experiments or the direction of her research under normal circumstances.
The past five years had been the best proof of that.
Talent was important, but Mo Xiaoxue understood perfectly well that wealth mattered just as much.
While her classmates and even her senior schoolmates were still working on research and experiments under their advisors, she had already gotten her own Private Laboratory before she'd even graduated from university.
Without all the experimental data from her laboratory, Mo Xiaoxue knew that no matter how many ideas she had, she wouldn't have made it this far.
It had taken her just five years to go from starting university to becoming an academician of the nation's highest research institute.
Her older brother hadn't managed that. Mo Xiaoxue was still a little proud of herself for that.
Only Mo Xiaoxue, who had seen all the technical materials stored in Zero's database, knew how capable her older brother was as a researcher. She was also the only one who knew how many backup technologies he had stored away.
Mo Xiaoxue smiled, forming two little dimples.
"I still need to work twice as hard to catch up with my brother."
Biological computers—or, more precisely, biological computers that could be implanted in the human body and used as a sub-brain.
That was the technology Mo Xiaoxue was currently working tirelessly to crack.
Once Biological Computer Sub-Brain Technology became a reality, Mo Xiaoxue believed the age of citizen scientists would no longer be far off.
Humans would only need to think and come up with new ideas. The sub-brain could handle all the calculations.
Once Biological Computer Sub-Brain Technology was realized, learning would become the