"When a person is erased, time and space will automatically correct itself and become another person. Within three days, you can still go back on your word and quit, and everything will return to the way it was before."
"If you don't quit, after three days, time and space will be fixed, and you can't go back. Although you can still quit, but..."
It was rare that Hustan didn't lick it, so he said seriously.
This is also the most important task of their novice guides, to explain the truth and let these newcomers choose whether to stay or go back.
It's still too late now. If it takes more than three days, then even if we go back... the situation will be different.
Ye Han interrupted him simply: "I want to build a laboratory, which requires a lot of instruments and equipment. In reality, the equipment cannot be touched. How to solve this problem?"
To be cut off from all connections in the world and cut off all connections?
How good this is, clean and refreshing.
As long as there are experiments to be done, knowledge to be researched, and truth to be pursued... where is not heaven? As for parents and relatives, isn't there a spare Ye Han!
It’s perfect! I look forward to it just thinking about it! So the only problem is the equipment.
Of course, what he wants most is to reach other fibers, study the structural differences of different universes, and uncover the ultimate mysteries of the universe.
But no.
Fiber is banned. Although outsiders can occasionally enter the protective layer by spending money, it is absolutely impossible to enter the fiber! Deprivation of player qualifications will be the lightest punishment.
Since there is no other way, we can only settle for the next best thing and study in another direction.
The biggest difference between biologists and mathematicians or theoretical physicists is that they need to use many tools and equipment.
The boss is indeed a boss. When ordinary people come here, even if they decide to stay, their first concern is often how to cultivate immortality and how to become stronger. No one will first care about whether there is a place to conduct experiments?
So Hustan had to think carefully before he could give the answer.
"Ye Shen, there are roughly two ways to build a laboratory..."
"Because there is no substance in the fiber world, except for the permeable air, the rest can only be taken from reality."
So in the fiber world, it costs money to dig into the ground and dig holes. Because it is really not ordinary digging, it is making holes in the fiber...
"One is copying, which is to take advantage of the stagnation of time and space to use fiber to pay coins and select and copy real-life items. The cost is determined by factors such as the total amount of material, the degree of structural refinement, and the information load."
That is to say, items with larger volume or mass consume more; extremely fine items such as chips and lenses also consume more; a hard drive filled with items consumes much more than one without items.
Ye Han immediately tried it.
The stones by the Spectacle Lake and a desk in the teaching building cost one nanometer each.
It's probably less than that, it's rounded up.
The distribution box on the lawn costs 30 to 40 cents; the small pavilion by the lake also costs 30 to 4 cents.
It seems like things are not expensive...
Ye Han muttered until he entered the life science experimental center of USTC with ease.
Moreover, for the same sterilizing pot, the high pressure is three to four times that of normal pressure; for the same drying box, the vacuum one is three to four times more expensive; the multi-purpose incubator is ten times more expensive than the heating type; and the low-temperature freezer is more expensive than the ordinary one.
Refrigerator, almost the same...
There is also an electron microscope. Just a scanning electron microscope costs 500 to 600 nanometers. The most advanced 300kv cryo-transmission electron microscope costs 10,000 nanometers and there is no discount. He simply cannot afford it!
qe, fusion, hfx... are also expensive.
Basically you get what you pay for.
Even if it is expensive in reality, it will not be cheap if copied to the fiber industry.
There are even inflated prices, such as a protein modeling and analysis workstation plus software, which is not that expensive. Even if it is equipped with a high-end GPU and adds a few more CPUs, memory, and hard disks, in reality it only costs a dozen or two hundred thousand. Now
, surprisingly similar to millions of scanning electron microscopes.
The only thing that makes people feel comfortable is the price comparison between domestic instruments and imported instruments.
In reality, for the same instrument, domestic production is often only a fraction of the cost of importing it, and for copies, the price difference is generally controlled within 20 to 30%, which is simply negligible.
I guess because the structures are similar, the only difference is the accuracy...
etc!
The most expensive thing is not the cryo-EM, the price is upside down, nor is it just the workstation and software, but...the laboratory dog?
While checking, Ye Han picked up a necessary experimental dog.
Just kidding, it turned out to be worth 100,000!
Experimental dogs can also be replicated?!
There are 100,000 research monks, 150,000 doctoral monks, and more than 300,000 tutors there...
Hu Stan silently watched Ye Han's movements.
God is indeed a God!
I remember when I discovered that I could clone people, I immediately went to hook up with a girl, only to find that the girl was actually cheaper than the rough guy...
Later I realized that it might be because of my weight.
Excluding the factor of weight, what affects a person's value is his attributes and the amount of information in his brain.
Of course, appearance and body shape are also attributes that will affect the price, but they are by no means a decisive factor. Just like the price of domestic instruments and imported instruments will not differ much.
However, no matter how much the price is, even a disabled and mentally retarded vegetative person... is not something they can hope for at this stage!
After counting, Ye Han rubbed his temples to organize his thoughts.
The mission reward is 2,000 nano coins, which seems to be enough to set up a very low-end basic laboratory with only one or two mid-range equipment.
We cannot expect other people to build similar laboratories using the same general model in universities. Everyone buys large pieces separately and uses them interchangeably when needed.
Although the fiber industry is free, there are no financial subsidies from the state, local governments, or universities, no alumni donations, business sponsorships, or funding for project applications... everything has to be self-sufficient, and there are quite a few restrictions.
Frowning, Ye Han turned to Hustan.
Before he could speak, Hu Stan spoke with difficulty: "Ye, Ye Shen, if you don't have enough money, I still have two thousand, um, two thousand and five..."
It seemed like he was determined to bankrupt everything.
What is the use of such a small amount of money? Ye Han curled his lips: "I want to ask, what is the second method? Or, is there any way to save money?"
The second way is to do it yourself to save money.
"Look for raw materials that have not yet been processed and have no fine structure or information load, such as ores, or initially purified minerals. They are cheap. Copy them and bring them back to the fiber world, smelt, purify, and create them."
It is said that ancient immortals came into the world to seek opportunities, and when they were born, they went to remote and uninhabited mountains and fields to make alchemy and elixirs.
It's just that this thing is easy to say, but... difficult to do!
At least it's difficult now.
You said it's not difficult to make a kitchen knife or a long sword, as long as you have the materials, the skill, and some experience.
But if you want to build computers, CT machines, and mobile phones... it would be very embarrassing to do it by hand.
It is something that has been accumulated all over the world for many years and the entire industry chain. It cannot be made by just one person or a group of people.
Even if there is copying, the assembly lines are the gold-swallowing behemoths; if they are copied, someone needs to know how to operate them and provide the next level, the next level, and the next level of raw materials. In other words, there will be more gold-swallowing behemoths.