A bit later, Harrison Clark received the official notice.
The content of the notification was not much different from what Nora Camp had told him in advance.
Martha Owen did not shamelessly take credit for his "research results" but had reported everything truthfully.
The attitude of the research academy regarding this matter was polarized, but with the support of Martha Owen and others, the project successfully started.
Unlike Harrison Clark's amateur approach, the research academy moved decisively once it took action.
Material Research Institute, Military Industry Research Institute, Psychology Institute, Acoustics Research Institute, and the military system all collaborated, pooling human effort to start work.
Harrison Clark only provided an idea, the perfection of the theory and the specifics of its implementation still depended on others.
As a primary school dropout, he didn't understand the full extent of modern humanity's top research power.
