'How many pressure plates did you use?'
[… *Sigh* 100.]
'And I thought you filled the sea with those. How good is the efficiency?'
[90% conversion rate. But you have to place them 10 km under the sea. The further down you can get, the more power you can generate.]
'That is wonderful. I have an idea for a company. Hehehe, how many cards to make it?'
[Now you are being unreasonable. At least get yourself out of the mess that's coming first.]
'That's true.'
Such efficiency was unheard of. It was up there with a nuclear fission reactor and the fact that the whole LHC only needed 100 pressure plates to power up the whole thing made him excited.
Fission reactors could cause a bit of controversy and it was bound to conflict with some people's interests, but this new source was a free and new industry. He could monopolize the hell out of it.
