DuPont Group's Super PE had just made its debut and was already causing a huge stir around the world.
"No wonder they're DuPont Group, the global King of Chemical Fiber!"
"So impressive. Their Super PE fiber is practically an all-purpose model."
"I don't know if you noticed, but when the Tyrannosaurus logo appeared at the end of the livestream, there were logos besides the Maryland Army Laboratory's—Dow Group, 3M Group, Mobil Group, Praxair Group, Chevron Phillips Group, and many others."
"Of course I saw them. Besides the ones you mentioned, there were Huntsman Group and Mosaic Group too."
"Doesn't that mean nearly all of North America's chemical industry giants participated in this project?"
"No wonder Super PE is so powerful. They've pooled the strength of the entire United States to suppress Kunlun Company."
"In my opinion, Kunlun Company might be in trouble. X Fiber is still formidable, but its opponent has become much stronger too. And don't forget, North America has a price advantage!"
"A price advantage? What do you mean?"
"Chemical fiber is a petroleum derivative. Who has the most oil in the world? Of course, North America!"
"You may have forgotten that in 2018, North America officially surpassed Saudi Arabia and reclaimed the title of the world's largest oil producer after forty-five years."
"Damn! Shale oil really is something. North America no longer needs to import oil now; it's exporting huge quantities of crude instead."
"That's why I said that when it comes down to it, as long as the performance is similar, North America's costs will definitely be lower than ours. They produce their own oil, while we have to haul it all the way from the Middle East."
The netizens discussed it fervently. Although they did not believe DuPont's Super PE could surpass X Fiber in