Luke originally planned to use telepathic communication to "peek into the screen" and confirm Claire's feelings for Stacy.
But due to the tit-for-tat between Claire and Mindy, it had to be postponed.
However, judging from the feedback during training and dinners, they are not joking.
Human psychological activities have always been a mystery, and no one can truly understand everything about them.
After making sure that Claire and Stacey had no intention of doing anything wrong, he didn't want to get involved.
He has planned everything for Claire, so is this life his or Claire's
But while you don't interfere with your love life, you can't relax in other aspects.
Both Claire and Stacey need to intensify their training to prepare for possible future accidents.
Although being a celebrity doesn’t add much to her combat power, it does greatly contribute to Claire’s psychological growth.
At least she is not just thinking about having fun like she was more than a year ago.
Well, maybe there is also the power of love in this? Luke shook his head, trying not to let his thoughts wander again.
As time went by, the power he held in his hands grew stronger.
Two years ago he kept everything as secret as possible, including from his family.
It’s not that he doesn’t trust them, but if they attract the attention of certain people, he won’t be confident that he can protect his family.
Now Titanium Mobile Phone Company has become the dominant player.
Even if the mobile phone project fails after five years, it will be able to accumulate a lot of cash flow, enough to transform it into a technology company.
With Dashao as his "human technology producer", Lu is not afraid of making money.
This is also the reason why he asked Ginny to frequently try out various experimental technologies.
As long as there are records of these acquisitions, even if some people notice that he owns some technology, they will think that these projects have produced results.
In addition, the boss who sells everything has traded with more than ten forces, and the traded goods include high-quality Chitauri equipment, exoskeleton technology, battery technology, etc.
The various technologies obtained in return are of lower value, but have a wide coverage.
The big boss is a middleman. This businessman does not produce technology, he is just a technology carrier.
It is only natural for Luke's research institute to exchange the technology owned by the big boss.
Although the boss currently only has more than a dozen trading partners, he did not require any contracts to be signed, and all spot transactions were settled face to face.
There is obviously no limit to how many companies these people can spread their technology and products to afterwards.
For example, as for the technology of the Iron Armor, all those who know about it so far know that there are only three sources - Iron Man, Batman, and Deathwhip.
Anyone who has this technology must be related to these three people.
Luke's behavior is to deliberately muddy the waters and quickly spread the technology and products to a certain extent so that their sources cannot be traced.
When there are hundreds of sources on the market, no one will be able to prove that Luke’s own research institute has a special relationship with the big boss.
Whether the subsequent products are strong or not has nothing to do with the big guys, but rather with the strong scientific research capabilities of the institute.
This process will continue for several years, and the big guys will attract the most attention.
Therefore, Luke can already use some of the equipment to protect his family, instead of relying mainly on security companies as before.
After all, no matter how good a security company is, it is not as good as being able to transform into a green fat man yourself - if you only consider saving your life without considering the consequences.
Of course Luke's family can't transform into green fat men, but it's only a matter of time before they transform into a low-end nano version of Iron Man.
Now? The performance of nano gloves, masks and bulletproof vests is barely enough.
It is unlikely to confront a person with super powers, but it is very good for temporary life-saving in unexpected situations.
As long as one saves a life, recovery and retaliation are no big deal.
Now, with a minimum score of one million, Luke can use the light of life to regenerate a severed limb. The only problem is that the price is extremely expensive.
This year, Luke plans to equip his family with high-tech equipment.
Next year, it will be popularized to the core members of Robert's private security company, and the year after that, the protective equipment will be spread to ordinary members and relatives of the core members.
This is just basic operation for the Luke Group, whose assets are bound to double or triple in the next few years.
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A few days later, after completing the charity performance, Claire looked at Luke blankly: "What? Staying in New York for special training?"
She wasn't resisting this, she just found it a little strange.
Luke rarely interfered with her life, including her schedule.
Luke nodded, motioned for Claire to follow, and drove her to the New Hope Institute in Nassau County.
The scale of the laboratory has been expanding, so it was renamed the Institute.
Among the employees of the institute, there are not many people who really have extremely high research talents.
The only one was Bent, a former Department of Defense employee and expert in the development of non-lethal (socially deadly) weapons.
The rest are just fronts and are only doing auxiliary work.
They will get various split data and after studying them for a period of time, they will be replaced by data from another project.
To use an ordinary job as an analogy, they are all brick movers, and they cannot do the jobs of plasterers and electricians that require technical and professional skills.
But with them, the "complete buildings" (technological products) that appeared later have a reasonable explanation.
It’s not that Luke doesn’t want to poach or train people, but the New Hope Institute really doesn’t have much of a reputation.
Those who are famous want to come here to use his money to do their own research.
But these people have very high basic requirements, not to mention patent rights and the like, and they don't allow Luke to interfere with them at will.
If he lets these people into the New Hope Institute, he basically doesn't like what they're researching, and he also has to be wary of these people playing tricks.
For the sake of funding and research, some of these people would not mind blowing up the institute to achieve their own goals.
This is what scientists with too strong a sense of autonomy are like.
If I have to give an example, then April's father, who created the little turtle master and apprentice, is one of them.
Luke doesn't want to become an unlucky guy like Sachs.
Secondly, Adrian's team in the institute's reserve force has been doing very good business at the transportation company recently and cannot spare the time for the time being.
Luke didn't go to dig them for the time being.
But inside it is just a research institute that is a shell company. Its appearance can still fool people, such as a layman like Claire.
After entering Luke's underground research room from the special elevator, she couldn't close her mouth: "Wow, what are they researching here?"
"Spaceship? Aliens? Superweapons?"
"Why isn't there anyone else?"
"Hey, it's so quiet, it feels like a scene from a horror movie."
Luke grabbed her neck and said, "Even if it's a horror movie, you've turned it into a comedy."
Claire: "Let me go, I'm an adult now, you have to respect me, understand!"
Luke had no choice but to change his pinching of her neck into hooking her neck, trapping the petite girl in his elbows: "I usually do this to my friends. Well, they are basically over 30 or 40 years old, definitely mature."
Claire punched and kicked: "Asshole, I'm a girl, not those middle-aged and elderly people in your police station."