blackstone code

Chapter 634 Drink a little wine
The folk radio scientist explained his various research results to Lynch very seriously for the next research funding. He said a lot of technical terms that were difficult to understand, and Lynch couldn't understand.

But he didn't care, he just wanted to listen, and then flipped through the various handwritten documents that some civilian radio scientists took out of their worn-out bags.

Lynch is a person with a lot of experience. He used to have many friends. One friend was the boss of a technology company. When they were negotiating business in the other party's office, they happened to meet someone from the technical department to report to work.

The two stopped talking, and he was a little surprised to hear the people from the technical department complete the report with sentences composed of words that Lynch could not even understand.

Because he knew very well that this good friend was an illiterate person who wandered around before finishing elementary school, but when he was listening to his subordinates' reports, he had a calm expression on his face and nodded from time to time.

It's like...he can really understand.

In the subsequent conversation, Lynch learned some knowledge from the uneducated boss.

Money is not the most important thing in the high-tech industry. Of course, money is very important. The development of any technology is inseparable from money, but for a boss, having money does not necessarily mean having everything.

Skilled people sometimes have a little temper, especially in cutting-edge technology, there is no shortage of investors, and there is no shortage of places willing to recruit technological talents.

When communicating with these people, you need to be careful, you must show the state of "I know what you are talking about", and at the same time show the opinion of "but I don't want to express my opinion now".

Don't let your subordinates look down on you, no matter from any aspect, this also applies to any industry.

In the technology industry, subordinates look down on their bosses, which means that this subordinate will soon change jobs. There is no future in the extremely fast-growing technology field with a boss who is not as good as himself.

In industries other than science and technology, you can't be looked down upon by your own subordinates, which means that these subordinates may become those who will turn their backs on the master. The hearts of capital and those engaged in capital operations are black, except for Mr. Lynch.

This is also the reason why Lynch is in this state at this time, but he is much more educated than the uneducated boss. Occasionally he can come up with some words, interrupting the thoughts of civilian scientists and making him fall into deep thought .

Of course, this is limited to dealing with these civilian scientists.

As for what to do next?

That's very simple. In this industry and outside the industry, there are a group of people who are also highly technically educated, but they have no interest in studying science and technology. What they like is money, more money!
Halfway through the conversation between the two, the phone in the room rang.

Lynch put down the material in his hand, raised his hand and pressed it falsely, "Wait a minute, I'll answer the phone."

He got up and walked to the corner, and picked up the phone. The call was from Mr. Truman. As soon as he picked it up, his voice came from the receiver, "Are you free?"

The voice was a bit impulsive, like losing his temper, the kind where he had nowhere to vent his anger.

Lynch immediately realized that this might have something to do with the rumors about Mr. Truman that Carl said. He sniped those big consortiums, but he would definitely not have a good time.

It is conceivable that he made those big consortiums lose all their small and medium projects, so those people would just swallow this breath without doing anything?

No, it's impossible, they will definitely have a backhand, and maybe the backhand has already played an effect.

Thinking of this, he immediately replied, "What happened?"

"Looking for you to drink..." After a moment of silence, Mr. Truman gave an answer that surprised Lynch.

When he agreed, he also asked a question by the way, "Do you have anyone who understands military equipment technology?"

"Yes, what's wrong?"

Lynch talked about the things here, and Mr. Truman immediately remembered the expo they had participated in together. In fact, until now, various expos have been blooming in various places in the Federation every year.

People like to do these things, whether they have money or not, as long as they are happy.

It is said that some expositions have also evolved into a happy parade-like event, such as the bubble car race is the most obvious one.

Some cities in the Federation are built on hilly areas or on the edge of mountains, so some roads in the city have a huge difference in height between the two ends, so some people came up with some interesting projects.

They kept pouring soapy water and stuff on the ground, and then some of the people involved in the race sat in an inflatable "car" with no wheels at the highest point of the road.

Each time in groups of three or five, rush down from a high place, whoever crosses the line first wins.

This kind of "expo" has become an interesting activity, and the fun during the competition has attracted the attention of the public.

The last time he and Lynch went to an exposition that was more like a garden party, Lynch said that he had invested 1 yuan in a civilian scientist, and he remembered this incident clearly.

In Mr. Truman's opinion, civilian scientists cannot be called scientists. Whether it is professional knowledge, or the financial, material and human resources needed in the research process, they are not comparable to real research institutions. Their research results It is not so expected.

However, he still made some arrangements, and arranged for a person from the military to contact the civilian radio scientist Lynch mentioned.

After hanging up the phone, Lynch went back to the sofa. Just as the private radio scientist was about to say something, Lynch waved his hand. He tidied up the materials on the table and said, "Don't worry, I just talked to the military. I got in touch with some people, they are very interested in your research, but you have to be able to convince them, do you understand what I mean?"

Non-governmental radio scientists did not expect such an event, and suddenly became extremely excited.

If his research can be recognized by the military and have the opportunity to be used in the military field in the future, it will be worth the suffering he has suffered all these years.

It's not in vain that he abandoned his wife to spend his time on the mountain, his excited hands trembled a little, "Mr. Lynch...Mr. Lynch, I don't know what to say!"

He stretched out two hands to shake hands with Lynch, but he was a little embarrassed, but fortunately, Lynch took the initiative to shake hands with him.

Not long after, two cars stopped outside Lynch's house one after the other, and Lynch also led the private radio scientist to welcome him out.

It has to be said that Mr. Truman still has great influence in the military. Under Lynch's introduction, two soldiers took over the materials of civilian scientists and invited him to talk about his invention at the research base.

In fact, the military is also studying these things recently.

In the past, the concept of "reconnaissance" was limited to the capture of radio. If the enemy kept radio silence outside the line of sight, or in places with high radio interference, the target outside the line of sight would be completely lost.

The federal military is also constantly summing up some experience. If it can lock the enemy first and then launch a beyond-visual-range attack, it will be able to firmly grasp the initiative of the war.

The naval battle belt with Gefla has brought many changes to the federal military. For example, they lack experience in large-scale group operations, they lack experience in street fighting, and they lack experience in attacking ports...

There is no way to make up for these things in a short time now, and the world is at peace, so we can't just find someone to chase and fight.

However, these problems cannot be ignored just because of the current peace. Therefore, within the military, it has been proposed to use technology and quantitative rules to fill in the disadvantages of lack of experience.

This idea was quickly approved by the Congress. After all, if the military wants to increase military purchases and research and development funds, the military industrial group will first benefit.

Those congressmen approved the military's plan, which is tantamount to gaining a lot of benefits for themselves. No one will be offended, why should they refuse?

Well, it's also well known that taxpayers are not...

After watching the military personnel leave with civilian radio scientists, Lynch looked at Mr. Truman sitting in the car. He pointed to his house, "Don't you want to have a drink together?"

Mr. Truman shook his head, "Go outside!"

Seeing that he was in a bad mood, Lynch got into the car without thinking too much.

Mr. Truman asked as he started the car, "Do you have any good places that you often go to?"

Lynch gave an address, and soon the two of them drove to the place Lynch mentioned, but Mr. Truman, who was sitting in the car, looked at the luxuriously decorated building with two red high-heeled shoes and neon lights flashing on the door. Brand, some aphasia.

"Is this the place you were looking for?"

His voice raised slightly.

"Strip club?"

He said that he couldn't help but also became happy, and he turned off the car and pulled out the key, "Okay, this way."

The two turned a blind eye to the people who got out of other cars and loomed around them. Sometimes when a person has something that others cannot have, whether it is wealth, status or power, he must lose something.

It was not evening yet, and the club was not yet fully open, but the warm-up activities had already begun.

The two entered the club and exchanged some small change from the front desk, mainly one two yuan and five yuan banknotes, which were exchanged by Lynch, who directly exchanged 1000 yuan.

"I haven't been to these places since I graduated from the military academy..." Mr. Truman was a little emotional when he stood in the hall, and he took a deep breath.

The air is filled with a very strange smell, the smell of smoke, the smell of pure color, the smell of alcohol, and a smell that makes people want to move.

These things are mixed together, floating in the air, everywhere, sometimes people use "dirty" to describe them, but sometimes people call them "desire".

(End of this chapter)