The Legendary Mechanic in Marvel Universe

Apart from caring about the safety of his family and friends, Peter can be said to have almost no selfishness.

And, because Peter didn't know that intracranial nerve signal sensing technology had fatal flaws.

Therefore, in his view, the neural arm project can actually make money.

Therefore, Peter did not understand why Mr. Erwin, who has always been very generous, was reluctant to invest in the neural arm project.

So Peter asked suspiciously:

why?

This project has no commercial value, really, Peter, I won't lie to you.

I'm not a philanthropist, I'm a businessman, and I have a big company to take care of, and everyone in the company needs to eat and spend everywhere.

So, I can't do this loss-making business.

Also, Peter, I don't recommend that you continue to spend your precious time and energy on this project, which is really hard to succeed.

Such subjective reasons naturally cannot convince Peter.

He has put a lot of effort into this project. To convince him to give up this project, he needs more solid evidence from Leo.

Leo certainly knew this, so he explained patiently:

When I say that this project has no commercial value, it is not empty words.

The motives for this project are good and right, and the envisaged project goals are amazing.

But just because the project goal is too amazing, this project has two fatal shortcomings, both of which are reducing the commercial value of the project.

Peter's attention was attracted by Leo's words, and even Otto raised his ears unconsciously, obviously wanting to hear what Leo had to say.

The first drawback, so far, the neural arm has not been designed with a suitable energy source.

According to Dr. Octavius' original project goals, the neural arm needed to be able to perform very complex movements with speed and precision.

This requires that there must be enough powerful energy to support the nerve arm to complete these actions.

But for now, I can't think of any cheap portable energy sources that fit that bill.

We can't equip every nerve arm with a miniature nuclear reactor, so the cost of each nerve arm will be very expensive, and it will not be mass-produced at all, and few people can afford it.

Products that cannot be mass-produced have no commercial value to me at all!

Both Peter and Otto nodded subconsciously, thinking that what Leo said made sense.

The second disadvantage is even more deadly.

Leo walked to the workbench, picked up the sensor helmet, and said,

There is something wrong with this helmet, there is a big problem. If ordinary people use this helmet for a long time, their personality will change greatly, and at worst, they will have amnesia and dementia!

This time, Peter and Otto disagreed with Leo's point of view.

Especially Otto, he felt that Leo was questioning his research results, and said a little angrily:

Mr. Erwin, the correctness of what you said is debatable, and even a little blunt.

I've done many lab tests with this helmet, how come I don't feel anything out of the ordinary?

Is there really nothing unusual?

Leo put the sensing helmet in his hand back on the workbench and said faintly,

You might as well think about it carefully. Are you more easily out of control now than before? You are prone to anger, resentment, and even want to fight and kill?

In fact, your character has begun to be sensed by the helmet...

To be precise, it was influenced by your invention of intracranial nerve signal sensing technology.

That's all because I've been through a lot of trouble lately,

All because of that bastard Norman Osborn.

Otto did realize that his emotions were easily out of control recently, but he did not think it was caused by the sensor helmet.

As long as I think of that bastard, I think of all the injustices and grievances I've suffered in the past and now, and it's easy to get angry.

This has nothing to do with sensor helmets.

Peter, apparently more inclined to believe Otto's statement, interjected:

Mr. Erwin, your reasoning just now was too far-fetched.

Just based on your subjective guess, not only Dr. Octavius, but even I can't believe your statement.

How on earth did you find out that the sensor helmet was so flawed? Do you have any objective evidence?

Facing Otto and Peter's questioning at the same time, Leo did not panic and remained calm.

Peter, have you never used this intracranial nerve signal sensing helmet?

Leo suddenly asked Peter, then picked up the helmet and handed it to Peter,

Then why don't you put it on your head and experience it yourself. Once you experience it, you should understand why I came to the conclusion that there is a problem with the sensor helmet.

For various reasons, Peter did not personally use the sensor helmet, and Otto did the experiment himself with the helmet in each test.

Leo knew from the annotations on the sensing helmet drawings that the stronger the mental power, the easier it is to discover the fatal problems of the sensing helmet.

Peter's mental power is naturally not weak, and at least he will have a mental resistance specialty above the primary level.

Therefore, Leo felt that if Peter personally used this sensor helmet, he should be able to feel something wrong from the sensor helmet.

seeing is believing.

As long as Peter discovered this himself, I believe he would naturally agree with Leo's statement.

Peter put the sensor helmet on his head suspiciously, and then experienced a wonderful feeling like water and milk blending.

Peter experienced this feeling for the first time and was so engrossed in it that he couldn't even speak.

At the same time, under his command, the nerve arm was rapidly doing various movements with incredible precision.

Moreover, after a full five minutes, there was no distortion in the movements, and it was obvious that the transmission of nerve signals was still very stable.

After another minute or so, suddenly, Peter slammed the button beside his neck, and the sensor helmet automatically fell off and hung on Peter's neck.

woohoo...

Peter didn't know what was going on, he bent down and panted heavily, and even retched twice.

Otto quickly supported Peter, patted Peter's back lightly, tried to make Peter more comfortable, and asked with concern:

Peter, are you okay? What happened?

huh...huh...

There's something really wrong with this sensing helmet.

Peter took the helmet off his neck and threw it on the workbench, his face full of disbelief.

When I first put it on, I felt everything was normal, even better than usual.

But after a while, all sorts of bold ideas popped into my mind that I would never normally have had.

It was like, as if it was trying to control my mind.

Mr. Erwin is right, this 'intracranial nerve signal transmission technology' really has a fatal problem.

Otto could doubt Leo, but he would not doubt Peter, who had been his assistant for so long.

Otto couldn't have been more clear about Peter's being, he couldn't lie at all.

However, Otto did not feel any emotional abnormality while using the sensor helmet.

So Otto asked in disbelief:

Really? However, I don't really feel anything when I put on the helmet?! Why does such a strange thing happen?!

No one on the scene understood why better than Leo.

Because with the help of the system, Leo has long been familiar with the working principle of intracranial nerve signal sensing technology, even better than Otto, the inventor of this technology.

However, Leo could not explain all the technical principles to Otto and Peter.

Because according to common sense, Leo should not know so many theoretical details about sensing technology. Talking too much will expose Leo's biggest secret.

So, Leo can only simply say:

That's because your mental power level is too weak to feel the subtle cognitive disturbances at the mental level.

Peter and I have relatively strong mental powers, so we can feel the slight distortion in our mental cognition before and after wearing the helmet.

Mr. Erwin, you mean spiritual power?! Are you serious? We are not writing novels, where does spiritual power come from!

You say that you are young, strong, energetic, and I can understand better than I can stay up late!

But can something like spirit really be so different that it can be graded?