This kind of research method would absolutely never appear in human civilization.
Not to mention whether there are enough materials science experts with sufficient knowledge accumulation and operational experience to participate in the experiment; even if there were, the material consumption during the process alone would be unbearable.
Every experiment requires the involvement of extremely precise equipment and consumes a large amount of electricity and precious raw materials.
But for Tom, none of this was a problem.
Materials science experts?
I have them, many of them. If a million isn't enough, I can even produce a hundred million.
Every clone, even those who farm, raise pigs, drive cars, or collect trash, can transform into a materials science expert whenever necessary.
Material consumption? That's also not an issue. What are all those products, produced by so many factories running at full capacity all day, for?
Are they to ensure every clone lives a good life?
