"Professor, I thought of a possibility."
Just as everyone was agonizing over the problem, Lu Siyuan's voice came from the side.
"Go ahead."
Lü Yongchang snapped out of his thoughts and smiled at Lu Siyuan, who stood behind Mao Zhengzhi.
"I think our past success with memory transfer experiments wasn't actually due to our own technology."
An uproar erupted!
Before he had even finished speaking, the quiet laboratory burst into a clamor.
Even Mao Zhengzhi instinctively frowned and turned to glance at the earnest-looking Lu Siyuan. "Siyuan, what do you mean by that?"
He sounded somewhat displeased. "Our memory transfer technology for the [Nus Civilization] is already largely mature. That's a conclusion drawn from countless experiments. How can you say..."
"Let him finish," Lü Yongchang interrupted.
Meeting Lü Yongchang's gaze, Lu Siyuan took a deep breath and continued his explanation.
"What if-and I'm only saying what if-our memory transfer technology has had a problem all along, and the Intent Network Core just happens to solve that problem for us?"
"I think that might explain the failures the laboratory has been encountering lately."
"That..." Lü Yongchang froze.
It wasn't just Lü Yongchang. Everyone in the laboratory was stunned.
There was no denying it: this was a blind spot none of the researchers had noticed.
All this time, everyone had been trying to resolve potential problems with the lab mice and other test organisms.
But what if the problem lay in the technology itself?
"As for how to verify it, I have a simple idea," Lu Siyuan continued.
"Use that experimental Intent Network Core as a relay."
"Conduct memory transfer experiments on other organisms through that small core."
"If the experiment succeeds, that will prove the problem is on our end."
For the Biological Laboratory as it stood, carrying out this