It's normal to develop some black technology in the future, right?

Chapter 410 You are really too shameless
"Oh, so you are worried about this. Everyone in Guangjia Aerospace has received complete confidentiality education, and the synthesis path of room-temperature superconductors has also been made public by us. It can be said that the core key is just those few parameters. Its confidentiality level is definitely higher than you think.

How could it be stolen so easily?"

Chen Yuanguang, who was sitting in the main control room, was surrounded by Guangjia Aerospace employees. At this early morning, the entire Guangjia Aerospace office building was brightly lit, and all the employees involved in the asteroid diversion were in place.

But now, apart from the launch mission that is about to begin, what everyone is most concerned about is whether the room-temperature superconducting technology has been stolen by America.

After Chen Yuanguang finished speaking, the employee who had just mustered up the courage to ask this question asked, "Guangshen, but the news report of the Central Bank didn't say that."

“Didn’t they say they had cracked the case? They didn’t even tell us the technical details,” Chen Yuanguang said bluntly.

“But the U.S. stock market is already boiling, with all its constituent stocks soaring, almost repeating the grand occasion of the A-share market after we discovered room-temperature superconductivity.

Isn’t it said that capital is the most realistic? If American didn’t get the technology, how could the US stock market suddenly explode? "

Chen Yuanguang thought for a moment and said, "Forget it, let me tell you about some real work.

Didn't we mention earlier that the most critical factor in room-temperature superconducting technology is parameters? Do you think that the parameters are controlled by one or two or three people?
American did get the parameters this time, but these parameters were only part of it. Moreover, the parameters they got were encrypted parameters, which means that these parameters could not be used directly after they were taken back.

They still need to decipher it, and then reassemble it into complete parameters.”

"As for the surge in the U.S. stock market that you mentioned, they themselves were influenced by our news programs and thought they had it under control. Well, now that they have achieved the desired results, they should do what they want and stop hanging around here."

When Lin Jia came over, the employees surrounding Chen Yuanguang naturally made way for him. Obviously, as a steward-like figure within Guangjia Aerospace, Lin Jia was more intimidating.

"Are you really okay?" Lin Jia asked in a low voice after the employees around him had done their jobs.

"It's okay. It's not that easy to leak information. Room-temperature superconductivity is such an important technology. Even the entire Frontier Technology Company, no one knows the complete parameters of room-temperature superconductivity technology. The management will not ask, nor dare to ask. The specific engineers below only know the encrypted parameters.

The entire production line is managed entirely in accordance with the distributed encryption method. It doesn't matter if some of the people have problems, even if all the engineers at Frontier Technology are bribed. What's more, it is impossible for America to bribe everyone.

If they really want to steal the technology, they have to bribe everyone in Cutting-Edge Technology, bribe the manufacturer of the process production line, bribe the supplier of the encryption module, and finally get the most critical set of data from me.

In short, it is not that simple. They only got a part of it. Of course, they may think that getting these parameters can speed up the research and development of room-temperature superconducting materials.

For example, the progress bar was stuck at 1% before, and it may be pushed to 10% this time, but that is still a long way from being built. "

Is there a risk of leakage for this core of the core? Of course there is. No one can be trusted when dealing with this level of confidentiality.

No matter how perfect your background check is, and no matter how far you put it, it cannot stop someone from poaching your employees at any cost.

Others can not only make promises of money, but even of personal safety.

As long as you are willing to disclose your data to us, we can take you directly to America to enjoy a free life, with luxury cars and mansions in US dollars. Even the education of the next generation, which is of most concern to the elders, the federal government can guarantee that you will be sent to a top Ivy League school.

Under such conditions, it is hard not to be tempted when you can only earn an average monthly salary of 20,000 yuan in China.

In other words, there are individuals who are not tempted, but there is no guarantee that everyone will be able to remain unmoved.

Therefore, from the very beginning, China's design was distributed, and only Chen Yuanguang knew the most critical parameters.

This design can maintain confidentiality to the greatest extent possible.

Are there any downsides? Yes, there are.

The downside is that if something happens to Chen Yuanguang, no one on the entire earth will be able to replicate the room-temperature superconducting technology, and China can only rely on existing production lines for manufacturing, but there is no way to expand the production line.

So at the beginning, some people in China also proposed whether the entire system should be backed up and other people should be familiar with the process flow, but between confidentiality and reliability, China chose the former.

This is also because Chen Yuanguang is too young.

Youth is capital.

The White House is still in a state of confusion. The Chinese envoys in Washington have already started speaking at the White House, but the bureaucrats in charge of the liaison at the White House are still confused about the situation.

"I'm sorry, the White House has never instructed American companies to do this. Please stay calm and exercise restraint."

There is no way. China is about to launch a tactical nuclear weapon that has never been exposed before.

Although China said it wanted to launch a satellite to change the trajectory of an asteroid, what if it was destined to hit Washington?
Strategic communication is particularly important at this time.

White House officials are well aware that if they really stole room-temperature superconducting technology, what would it matter if they were scolded?
Not to mention being scolded, even if asked to kneel down, he would do so without hesitation, which is crucial for the precarious federation.

So even though the Chinese envoys were spitting all over his face, he remained calm and said he was calm, thinking that if he really stole it, then this White House would finally have a bright spot in terms of political achievements. If he wins the election next year, he can also go through the political and business revolving door to work in a company with an annual salary of one million. In the American election, even if the Democratic Party wins, a candidate for this presidential term like him will not be able to continue to serve in the new White House, because it is difficult to gain the trust of the two previous and current presidents when it comes to such a core position.

But whether the Elephant Party wins or the Donkey Party wins, for him, the difference in treatment in the enterprise will be huge.

If the Donkey Party wins, he may only get a consulting role with a salary of several hundred thousand dollars. If the Elephant Party wins, he may become a powerful executive with an annual salary of five million.

This is a completely different concept.

The most typical case is Nikki Haley, an American of Indian Sikh descent. 16 years ago, she had less than $18 in savings, and her parents owed more than one million. 19 years later, she went to Boeing as an executive and resigned in .

After just one year at Boeing, his net worth climbed to $230 million, of which $ million came from speeches and the rest came from Boeing and other companies.

If the Democratic Party had not won in 20 years, she would still be on Boeing's board of directors.

"This is a conspiracy of the Donkey Party! They must have obtained China's room-temperature superconducting technology, and they want to wait until I step down before giving it to me. They are so despicable!

We must find a way to get them to publish the technology and use it. No matter how the benefits are divided, room-temperature superconductivity can no longer be delayed. If it is delayed any further, China's advantage will only grow.

The lousy, pathetic bunch of Donkey Kong cannot ignore the interests of the Commonwealth."

Perhaps Mr. President can transcend the limitations of time and space and feel what Chongzhen felt at the end of the Ming Dynasty, when the bureaucrats would rather change the dynasty than give up their own interests.

"It's impossible. As long as they claim they don't have the technology, there's nothing we can do to them."

"Yes, there may be only a few key people who know about this matter, and it is difficult for us to bribe them. In addition, their interests are too closely tied to the Donkey Party. Three years ago, they did not choose to come to our side. Now the situation of the Donkey Party is much better than three years ago, so it is even less likely that they will return to our side."

The bureaucrats in the White House are obviously much more rational. Everyone is racking their brains to think of a solution. The President has a good idea: "You said, if the Donkey Party can steal technology from China, can we steal technology from the Donkey Party?
We now control *bi and *ia. The forces we can mobilize in America are definitely much greater than what the Donkey Party can mobilize in China.

This is our advantage, and we need to make use of it as much as possible!"

If Hamilton could have been there in person, he would probably applaud the President after hearing this: I was only thinking of stealing technology from the British Empire, but you have already started stealing from each other in America. The intrigue between parties has reached this point. It is unparalleled.

"This is not a bad idea."

"What a great idea! We can use national security as an excuse to force them to hand over the technology.

Didn't they say they only got part of the technology? Oak Ridge National Laboratory has also been working on this project, so we can definitely do joint research and development, and we can advance it together.

On the surface, it seems that they are using this overt means to force the other party to hand over the technology, while secretly figuring out who the key person or key equipment is, and then they just need to deal with the key person or key equipment. "

If the President is very smart, then the other White House aides and officials present here are just clever in their own ways. Even for the sake of their own interests, everyone has to fight the Donald Trump Party.

Whether the election one year from now will be a win or loss depends on this crucial moment.

In addition to this, everyone has their own little thoughts. China has already fully demonstrated the power of the room-temperature superconducting technology. China has not been able to sell it to the world due to the confidentiality of the technology. This piece of cake is at least a trillion-dollar piece of cake. If the technology can be stolen and companies that are friendly with the Elephant Party can get the technology, how can we not give them benefits?
If you think about it this way, a million or even ten million is just the beginning.

Everyone is full of enthusiasm. With such a wonderful prospect, let alone just using *ia and *bi to cooperate with the investigation, even if the president said that we should surround the company's headquarters and force them to hand over the technology, the bureaucrats present would only applaud and say yes.

Of course, this operation is also an old tradition for America. As mentioned earlier, Hamilton proposed a strategy to systematically steal technology from the British Empire and executed these strategies perfectly.

Similarly, handing over stolen technology to entrepreneurs who are on good terms with the entrepreneur is an old tradition that Hamilton started.

Samuel Slater was an apprentice in a textile mill in England and brought his knowledge of the new textile machines in the textile mill to America. He worked with businessman Moses Brown and built the first cotton factory in America. Moses Brown was a good friend of Hamilton, and a large number of their correspondence is still stored in the library of Columbia University today.

After reaching a consensus, the White House quickly issued a statement, which roughly meant that China must exercise restraint and must be cautious in using nuclear weapons to change the orbit of asteroids. This method is too radical and may harm the Earth's environment.

That’s right, the first few things this White House did after entering the White House included withdrawing from the Paris Climate Agreement and saying that global warming is a lie. Now it is calling on us to protect the earth.

Then they said that the White House was unaware of the matter and they could not confirm whether it was true or not. Even if it was true, the White House had nothing to do with it. This was a spontaneous action of the company and the federal government would launch an investigation.

I forgot to mention that the White House statement finally turned the tables, saying that it was because China did not disclose its technology and prevented all mankind from enjoying the benefits of room-temperature superconducting technology that American companies took such extreme actions. China should disclose its technology, which is what a responsible major country should do.

It really makes the old Chinese people angry.

After America's official Weibo account in China posted this microblog, it was filled with curses and asterisks.

The older Chinese think this is really shameless. When the Chinese government said it was shameless, they thought it was an exaggeration. But when they saw the specific behavior, they found it was even more excessive than they had expected.

(End of this chapter)