Lincoln didn't rush to make a decision but buried his head in the technology information, roughly going through it to verify whether the second option was actually feasible.
If, as he imagined, the chip industry's fate could be changed by relying on branch technology, then there's no doubt the profits would be huge and the risks would be the most controllable.
If they want to manufacture a consciousness chip in the future, the prerequisite technology is indispensable.
However, after spending a long time sorting it out, Lincoln realized—
His idea was too idealistic.
Technology isn't simply a matter of addition and subtraction, and the manufacturing of consciousness chips isn't as simple as "artificial protein + graphene chip".
It isn't modular.
—On the contrary, the consciousness chip is an extremely closely-knit structure as a whole. Any slight change would influence the entire system. It's not something he could just take parts out of as he wished.
