A seemingly simple solution became invalid because of a stupid reason.
Why couldn't the Eden Institute enroll a bunch of dwarven mech design students?
Did it matter that much that these dwarves simply did not look as beautiful and perfect as the rest of the student body?
This was one of the most nonsensical reasons for rejection that he had ever heard!
According to his own views on the mech industry, the only criteria that mech designers cared about was whether their works fulfilled the needs of their clients.
It made no difference whether a mech was designed by a human or a dwarf.
What actually mattered was their skills, their experience, their design styles and other profession-related parameters.
Mech designers were not actors or politicians. They could do their jobs just fine if they chose to lock themselves up in their design labs.
