Hand in the Photolithography Machine at the Beginning, I Will Lead the Machine Craze

Why do so many illiterate people write scientific articles? A photolithography machine does not require processing accuracy, right?

Can I keep my research if I hand over a photolithography machine? It seems that your school is not doing well. In the past, our school had to occupy a galaxy by itself and hand it over to the school to have a 100% chance of being admitted. Now due to the epidemic, it is becoming more and more difficult. Previously, a student who occupied the Marvel Universe submitted his application for postgraduate study but has not yet been approved🐮

It's rare! I originally thought it was a vulgar and popular article, but I unexpectedly discovered that the writing is good. I hope it can come up with new ideas!

If you want to protect yourself and steal headphones, isn't it necessary to get a photolithography machine? (´▽｀)ノ♪

The author would mind writing this kind of article on Tomato~ It's so brainless

Actually, I don't have much idea about the photolithography machine you started with. The problem is that you started with the photolithography machine. As a result, in the past fifty chapters, you either bought a house or built a sweeping robot. In the middle, you got a glove, which is a technology you already had. Can you remember how many houses you have bought now? Do you still remember that this is a black science and technology article?

If you master a photolithography machine with 100,000 parts, then you are definitely not a human being

It's okay to not have any brains. A photolithography machine and a mecha have been damaged. I feel that in the eyes of the author, these two things are just a pile of blueprints. I remember that there is a novel where the protagonist used his own hands to rub a photolithography machine at home and use the household power grid to cause a power outage in the community. Then he was reported to the bureau. The bureau sent an expert and professor to his house to look at the blueprints. He was delighted to see the blueprints and the expert was shocked by the experiment and finally knelt down. It was very embarrassing when I read it, but it is more fun if you don't have a brain. In fact, this type of products can completely circumvent photolithography machines and mechas, which are difficult for one person to handle. New materials and new elements can be used to show off.

When I saw the title of the book, I knew I had seen wisdom. How do you lead? How do you lead this kind of thing when it is handed over? Are you the second generation, or are you already in a high position? What is the use of leading?

If you have this kind of system in reality, then you will most likely have to negotiate with the state. After all, how far can you develop if you are just playing alone? In other words, you alone can compare with a country. In short, I have this kind of system, but I still have to negotiate with the state. After all, you are only one person. If the state machine is running at full power, who knows how far this can develop? The main thing is that you still have to gain the trust of the country. If you don't trust it, well, they won't believe anything you say, so it's useless.

Forage? Poisonous grain and grass, and highly toxic

Judging from your name, you are really big-faced. Do you know how many thousands of parts it takes to assemble a photolithography machine? Do you know how many industries must be involved in order to integrate resources to create it? Do you know how many photolithography machines there are in the world?

Just click on it and read a few chapters to find out. Let me tell you my personal opinion. The details are fine, and the characters are not that mentally retarded. Their IQs are online, but it is not a science and technology article. At present, it seems that the daily business of science and technology is 3:3:4. I think it is a very good ratio. We are not scientific researchers, and technology takes up too much. It's a trendy plot. I saw some people in the comment area saying that there is a problem with the business part. I can only say that at least the IQ of the supporting characters is not a problem. As for signing the contract in a few days, we have never negotiated such a big deal and we don't know. Moreover, novels are different from reality. This kind of similar plot can shorten the time appropriately. Otherwise, if it really takes a month to negotiate a contract, a few years of research and development, and the protagonist is fifty or sixty years old, is there still a need to write this book? I'm not here to read documentary business articles. I don't need to be so strict about the dispensable details. Let the author go and let myself go.

Fortunately, I still subscribed. It's so stupid. I feel like the author is fooling the fans of the book. I can barely understand that you wrote a machine gun robot. It may be of some use to you, but what's the use of a C4 sweeper later? It's just a matter of determining the number of people and then exploding. Can a country do it? You don't underestimate the military's weapons capabilities. Weapons that are not at the level of national heavy weapons are not disdainful to publicize. Or just take it for granted,

You, an illiterate person, write high-tech articles and don't allow me to rub satellites with my hands?

Today's online writing has no history in historical writing, military writing in the absence of military affairs, urban writing in the absence of reality, science fiction writing in the absence of knowledge, magic writing in the absence of magic, and fairy tale writing in the absence of immortality.

I feel that given the country's current level, it's not that we can't build the best lithography machine, but that we can't get around patents.