Chapter 466: Shocking the World (Part 3) (Supplement)

The speedometer read 80 mph, the car body was swaying slightly in the storm.

That wasn't fast, not even for Jack without the Si Anweisitan.

But given the sand waves, when someone in the car noticed something was amiss, they were already within twenty meters, too late for an ordinary person to react.

Human neural response is limited by its structure — while biological current nearly matches the speed of light when carrying information within the body, the transmission of signals between synapses still depends on chemical neurotransmitters that take time to diffuse within the internal environment before being detected by the next synapse.

Unless there was a way to bypass chemical transmission, replacing the entire process with electrical current.

That was one of the initial purposes behind the design of Si Anweisitan.