Just by this set of trade information outlined in the program, the Taipu Civilization had already made quite a profit.
For example, let's take aircrafts. They had invested a lot of money before and had never managed to develop them, leading many politicians to think it was pure fantasy. Even though some scientists had proven theoretically that a hunk of metal weighing several tons could fly in the sky, for politicians and businessmen, the risk of investing a lot of money into something that "might theoretically be successful" was undoubtedly huge. Politicians needed a political future, and businessmen needed profit.
But now things were different. Even if the Taipu people didn't buy the related technology from humans, a large amount of capital would still recklessly be invested in researching these matters.
Because they had already learned from human data that the project was indeed feasible.
Just the word "feasible" was enough to propel them forward by a giant leap!
