The director of the research institute and the independent scientist gave Lynch a very nice-looking "theoretical paper." As for how much of the data in these theories can be realized, they themselves aren't really sure.
Making the data look good is almost an innate ability for everyone involved in scientific research. You must understand that if the data doesn't look good, investors will stop investing.
Once investors stop investing, not only will the project have to be shut down, but these researchers will also lose their livelihood.
So whether or not an effective product can be made, the numbers have to be made to look good first.
In the eyes of the research institute director, the new engine's horsepower at most could reach eighty as a limit; anything more is a gift from the Lord.
But the results they wrote on the draft showed no less than a hundred.
Finally, as these results were about to leave, Lynch asked one last question, "Do you know what a wind tunnel is?"
