4167: C4167 Just Say It Man

C4167 Just Say It Man

How much does it cost to build an academic city?

At least a few billion!

At most, it would cost more than 10 billion USD.

Furthermore, there was an extremely important question, and that was, even if you invested 10 billion, it was still uncertain if you could build an academic city.

If it was built, it would be good and everyone would be happy.

But what if it was not built?

Then wouldn't the ten billion USD be completely wasted?

Therefore, even if they felt that what Isgrob said was very reasonable, no one chimed in for a moment.

One should know that this was tens of billions. Their family didn't own a money printing factory. They wanted to earn enough money. This 10 billion yuan would take a long time.

Compared to this, it seemed that stopping the construction of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology was much more direct.

"Cough, cough ~"

In the crowd... Someone coughed in the crowd. "Isgrob," he said, "we don't have to build an academic city."

Isgrob was confused.

Wait, what did he hear?

There was no need to build an academic city?

Wait a minute, he had said so much just now. With the pros and cons, it was all in vain?

For a moment, Isgrob's face darkened.

"Uncle, what do you mean? "I have told you the pros and cons of building an academic city. Didn't you hear me just now?" Isgrob asked in a deep voice.

"No, no, of course we heard it." Albert smiled and said, "However, we don't think we need to build an academic city at all. We just need to make the Massachusetts Institute of Technology unable to build an academic city."

"If none of us have one, then we will all be on the same starting line. At most, we will just maintain the current situation."

Building an academic city was to maintain the competition.

However, maintaining the current situation was also one of the ways to maintain their competitive strength.

Since the results of both parties were similar, why did they have to spend a large amount of money to build an academic city?

Wasn't it a typical superfluous action?

They were not willing to spend so much money to do something meaningless.

Isgrob was speechless.

Good fellow.

Isgrob was straightforward.

Why didn't he think of it?

As long as the Massachusetts Institute of Technology didn't build an academic city, they would be able to maintain the competition of the Princeton with a single glance.

Hehe...1

You're really a little genius.

Isgrob was not angered to death by the menu.

He did not expect it to be so comfortable!

Aber actually had a brain twist with him. He did not play according to the plan at all.

Do you want him to not make it, or not make it? If you want them to stop work, then stop work.

Do you think you are God? Or do you think you're a god?

Hearing Albert's answer, Isgrob felt speechless for a moment.

However, he did not wait for him to speak.

In the meeting room. The others in the conference room had long since lost their patience.

"Albert is right. There is no need for us to build any academic city. We just need to make sure that the Massachusetts Institute of Technology is unable to build it."

"There is no cost to build it, and there are risks. I agree."

"Isgrob, let's not talk about how high the cost of building an academic city is. What if the academic city doesn't work as we imagined? " Won't these tens of billions go down the drain? "

"Yes, yes, yes. We don't run a money printing factory, either. Every cent is earned."

... ""

For a moment, everyone agreed.

Isgrob was speechless.

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