It greatly reduced the recovery period for humanity, while making the process more stable.
When the time came, we could put out a call for wandering survivors and gradually expand the base, couldn't we?
If that didn't work, we could build an artificial womb facility, gather supplies, and carry out this kind of gestation on a large scale.
In fact, I'd always wondered why these people hadn't tried artificial gestation, or even made biochemical robots to serve as
laborers. But then I thought about it and
understood. Even though they had that kind of technology, there were limits not only on the materials available, but also on the manpower.
Biochemical robots had first appeared in 2025. They were a form of advanced biotechnology.
Of course, when they first appeared, they had caused a huge controversy.
A so-called biochemical robot was made using the genes of some "volunteers" to grow a complete body through artificial gestation.
Everything was normal and complete except for the brain.
The robots' brains were computers. Simply put, a mechanical brain was put inside a human body.
They were genuine luxury goods. I'd only ever seen one, and that had been when I was with Long Tianfeng.
It was at some kind of banquet.
I couldn't remember the details. I'd only taken one look before turning and walking away.
It was a woman with a flawless appearance. Her voice was no different from a normal person's. The only difference was the two large
ears on her head.
They were used to charge the brain or to input things like pheromones that would normally be released by the brain.
They were the perfect fusion of machinery and the human body, and each one cost... over three hundred million.
However, because they were considered inhumane, many countries restricted or