In the days after uploading his paper, Lu Zhou spent practically all his time in the underground laboratory at the Jinling Institute for Advanced Study. Unless something came up that he simply could not turn down, he would stay there all day.
Whenever he wanted to do something big, the value of a place like the Jinling Institute for Advanced Study became clear.
As a large, state-recognized multidisciplinary research center, the institute could get him practically anything he wanted. He only had to ask its procurement department, without having to write anyone a special letter himself.
Whether an item was commercially available or not, there was almost always a way to obtain it with authorization issued by the institute.
For instance, Professor Wu Tianqun's laboratory could produce highly integrated carbon chips in-house, without his having to trouble anyone outside. As for custom EEG Sensors, he only needed to order them from a specialist medical equipment supplier. With enough money, there was no question of whether it would be too much trouble.
Even expensive strategic resources such as deuterium and tritium, or certain radioactive sources that could be used to make weapons...
Of course, a virtual reality prototype would not require any of those sensitive materials. Lu Zhou had only exercised his authority to request them back when he was developing the Aviation Fusion Battery.
These days went on for more than half a month.
Traveling back and forth between his villa at Zhongshan International and the underground laboratory at the Jinling Institute for Advanced Study, Lu Zhou busied himself tinkering with the immersive virtual reality prototype alongside Xiao Ai.
Proving the mathematical "grand unification" theorem was supposed to be his main job, yet he had veered off into developing "VR" halfway through. Sometimes, even Lu Zhou felt he was neglecting