As time went on, the number of participants in the Neural Implant clinical trials steadily increased. It was no longer just the original biologists who had developed the technology; a diverse group of scientists from various disciplines volunteered to join the trial.
The more people involved, the more comprehensive the experimental data became. After an extended testing period, it was confirmed that the implant indeed had no major functional flaws.
The test subjects universally demonstrated cognitive abilities far beyond those of ordinary people.
This was especially apparent in their raw mathematical computation. The massive reduction in computational load on their natural brains seemed to make their minds far more agile, which in turn indirectly boosted all other cognitive functions.
