Chapter 889: Chapter 538: Resonance, Swan Song【4600 words, Thank you, League Leader Li Xiyao for your distant vision!】_1
After the birth of the new national-defined amino acid, Harrison Clark, although not needing it himself, was the first to volunteer as a clinical trial participant.
Compared to the original version, which could focus attention but reduce emotional activity proportionally, the new type of national-defined amino acid had no side effects and only further stimulated human inspiration.
The difference between the two was like night and day.
In 2060, after a continuous forty-year period of high-intensity technological explosion, the fundantal sciences finally t the required standards.
As Harrison Clark’s Mars Developnt Fleet, with an investnt of trillions, was officially launched, the first batch of genetic awakening test instrunts ca online almost simultaneously.
Under Harrison’s guidance, it took humanity only forty years to catch up with the theoretical knowledge of the 31st-century ti-line he had experienced, except for a few fields that required ti to accumulate scientific experints and breakthroughs.
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One could say that forty years now equaled a thousand years.
This is, however, a sowhat one-sided statent.
In reality, this route of human technological developnt is deford and unstructured, with so areas advancing far and others lagging behind, like a handicapped long-distance runner.
This is, of course, a dangerous situation, where stepping on a pebble could cause a disastrous stumble.
This is the result of Harrison’s intentional guidance.
Now he dares to do things he dared not do before.
He has complete confidence in himself to firmly control the structure of civilization while he is still alive, creating a seemingly dangerous but truly stable pattern.
Moreover, during his lifeti, he would use the Community of Human Destiny as a seed to gradually establish a World Governnt that takes the Millennium Mission as its responsibility.
By that ti, with humanity’s innate adaptability, the phenonon of prosperous developnt leading to impoverished developnt in the field of technology would alleviate the imbalance.
Technology would beco balanced again, and the World Governnt would take over the reins from him, becoming a new guardian of Human Civilization’s developnt.
Then he could naturally leave in peace.
It has been two years since the widespread use of the national-defined amino acid among the general population.
The first nationwide census showed that almost everyone’s awakening rate had successfully crossed the starting threshold of 25%, with the highest reaching nearly 25.5% and the lowest being 25.01%.
This brought great satisfaction to Victor Young, who had joined hands with Ethan Evans and continued to work hard on the research and developnt of genetic transformation fluid.
The population-wide evolutionary progress accelerated the pace of technological progress, advancing the estimated speed in the “Millennium Plan” by nearly twenty years.
By 2065, the first batch of engineering teams arrived on Mars and began constructing settlents.
At the sa ti, the second batch of Mars colonists also set off on reusable spaceships, aiming to build the first million-population settlent on Mars within twenty years, and with this as the core, create a rapidly growing presence like bacteria reproducing, building one to two million-population settlents in the first ten years and an average of four to eight settlents in the following decade.
Over these forty years, the Earth’s total population had swelled at an extrely fast rate to 10 billion, with a high and persistent growth rate.
The plan for extraterrestrial colonization was imminent.
In addition to promoting the Mars colonization project, the Venus colonization project has also completed theoretical verification, only waiting for so special equipnt for Venus to be in place.
Mission plans for rcury’s transformation engineering ships are also in the design and theoretical verification stages.
Four far-Earth orbit space stations revolving around Earth have been built, each with an average capacity of 500,000 people, with the main functions including material allocation, spaceship manufacturing, and operation and maintenance of large solar photonic wings and microwave power transmission stations.
Before the advent of quark-level mass-energy conversion technology, humans could not create elents from nothing and had to rely on the developnt of existing resources.
The exact ti when humans built solar photonic wings and operation and maintenance space stations in the far-Earth orbit last ti was in 2133, 2099 years ago, which is now advanced by a full sixty-eight years.
Harrison Clark, who quietly controlled the overall situation, had gradually beco accustod to surprises and even beca sowhat numb.
His perception was refreshed once again.
He realized a problem more deeply.
Why did human technological level experience a terrifying explosion in the first half of the 20th century, with luminous nas like Einstein, Tesla, Bohr, Planck, Fermi, Dirac, and von Neumann illuminating the sky of science, but in the 21st century, scientists could hardly gain as wide social recognition as they did in the early 20th century?
The forr brilliance of many masters competing with each other has all beco the past.
Many young people in the 21st century even mistakenly believed that the technological explosion of the early 20th century could no longer be repeated.
So people think it is because science has encountered a bottleneck.
But in hindsight, the bottleneck lies not only in science but also in people’s hearts.
Without the stimulation of a severe war, real scientists gradually lost the public’s awareness, as well as money and social status, due to political manipulation.
This directly led to many smart people no longer pursuing knowledge as their life’s goal, turning instead to seeking wealth and power.
The loss of talent further damaged the ability for scientific innovation, fewer people reached the peak in academia, and the soil for creating scientific giants was lost.
Without a flag, naturally, even fewer young people would choose a career path in science.
This was a vicious cycle.
Harrison Clark deliberately broke the cycle and completely changed the situation.
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