The Great Medical Saint (Matthew)

Chapter 326

Matthew noticed Rachel was upset. "Hey, what's wrong? Who got on your nerves? Was it Lorraine?" Rachel turned her head. "You were supposed to show up after I picked up Lorraine. What happened?" Matthew finally realized Rachel was mad at him. "Sorry. I ran into some trouble."

Rachel coldly snorted. "Is there anything more important than Lorraine and I?" After saying that, Rachel went quiet.

This was the first time Rachel was mad at Matthew. She was acting like a girlfriend, and Matthew wasn't used to it.

"I had to deal with some important stuff. Everything's been sorted out with the Clark family, so there shouldn't be any trouble now. As a gesture of apology, Sara volunteered to be my chauffeur."

Did Sara actually become Matthew's chauffeur? How was that possible? Rachel was in disbelief. "You're not messing with me, right? Sara is so full of herself that she doesn't even respect me. For her, being a chauffeur is worse than death."

Matthew flashed a smile. "I'm being serious, or I wouldn't have been late. By the way, you might want to start a new research institute on telomere and longevity with traditional medicine."

"You're not honestly thinking about coming

situation was a little complicated, and there were things he couldn't

progress. That

the time. I keep an eye on them, including

working indefinitely,

there's a technology involving exoskeletons For

your arm, you can get a prosthetic that responds to your brain's signals. It'll move like your real hand. Similarly, if we have a plane controlled by our thoughts, we

just a thought.

a device, we can upload information into our brain. Imagine inputting a dozen books into a bain and mastering everything from elementary school to college in one day. "However, what if we transfer the memories of someone who's dying into a younger person's brain? Would that be some kind of reincarnation? You know, like the transmigration concept in fantasy novels. "Let's not forget about artificial intelligence. If computers can self-learn and we have ten

humans thousands of years to achieve. What if we upload the knowledge into a human brain? Is that person still a

"There is countless technological

small company and doesn't have the capacity for those kinds of ventures. We can't be too greedy, or wet