Ambiguous knowledge is unmatched?

It’s significant that even ordinary people know the goal.

Let’s teach the theory of relativity to people from another world!

The soap that was actually made became a specialty product of this region.

Binchotan charcoal has a pretty important process of moisture extraction, but I wonder if it was made well from here.

When a neutron collides with the atomic nucleus, an incredible amount of energy is released.

It’s common in reincarnation stories, but technology is a significant accumulation of knowledge, so there’s no way to understand the details of how everything works.

Just knowing the general path will greatly advance the research.

The establishment of process development and reproducibility is very important.

A mathematician somewhere is discovering new formulas one after another after receiving a divine revelation in a dream.

If you have a certain amount of capital, just knowing that the era of 〇〇 is coming is quite powerful!

In addition, if you know a route to reach it even vaguely, it’s quite strong.

It’s like developing canned goods and a can opener simultaneously…

It seems like I’m just randomly grabbing wood and trying to mix things up for now.

It seems that various by-products are also being generated.

Also, the budget is amazing.

I want you to tell me the title because I’m curious.

Charcoal is certainly amazing, but it also uses fuel, which makes it a counterproductive fuel.

It’s an order from Godzilla, who is friendly towards humanity.

You should do your best.

Soap can be made with water, oil, and ashes.

It’s good to remember as well, even if you’re nameless.

At least there is the achievement that it was popular in the “real world.”

From a marketing perspective, even considering the differences in demand between the fantasy world and reality, it can still be a significant factor for decision-making.

At least the possibility of selling is much higher than something built from scratch without any knowledge.

They have enough power and ability to make others obey them.

If you are called a craftsman, you are a professional, so after conveying it to a certain extent, you should be able to complete a certain level of work as a professional, right?

It’s amazing how there are quite a few inventions in the world that make you think, “Where did that idea come from?” and “How did it turn out to be such a great thing?”

I like that when I tried to create a card game, I encountered the issues of local sensibilities and ultimately settled on something like mahjong tiles or Donjara.

Before my reincarnation, I used to watch “Iron-Boned Dash” all the time, and there was a combo where one of my retainers looked just like the leader.

The leader is unfair, right?

I became an eternal being, but…

It’s like Steve Jobs.

Caustic soda isn’t a mineral, but you managed to solve it well…

The only thing I know is that if you inject saline solution into your testicles, they will get bigger! The rest is up to you.

The can opener was invented about a hundred years after canned food, wasn’t it…?

Having subordinates who support you through many hardships but bring even more joy is great.

There are still many items that probably haven’t been found in this world yet…

I wonder if there were inventions in the real world that you already knew the answers to?

I prefer the ones that were born out of trial and error.

Invention is 1% inspiration and 99% effort.

If they can supply 1% of inspiration, the rest can be handled by specialists using a tactics of manpower.

There are some slightly ambiguous proper nouns that come up here and there.

I read it in Dr. Stone!

You can make soap by doing something with seashells!

As long as I can get the opportunity and budget, it would be enjoyable as a craftsman.

Is this what they call divine revelation?

It was a long wait until I could hold my little sister.

I think it’s quite appreciated that the feasibility is almost guaranteed.

Let’s make antibiotics!

Gather the blue mold!

I will generate power!

Somehow… let’s spin the turbine!

The job of a leader is to show the goal and determine the direction, so this is fine.

If you just know the principles, you can significantly increase crop yields using the Haber-Bosch method.

Are you in charge of the 1% of inspiration that Edison talked about?

It’s usually like this, covered in hairpins.

Knowing whether it’s finished or not is a great advantage.

There are probably many inventions that can be made using chance discoveries!

Starting from a state where some completed images and necessary materials are already in place, as opposed to developing something completely new from scratch, means that through trial and error, we can eventually achieve it.

“I’ve seen things like this outside in reality, and I was pressured to recreate it.”

There are also things that can be made in a different new way.

Reverse engineering is great.

Conversely, if you try to put your ideas into shape, there’s a chance even for someone anonymous.

It takes more energy to store energy, and that’s true for electricity as well.

Because the story is interesting, I feel a bit disappointed when the erotic episodes come.

Actually, Char is like a noble, so I’ll forgive him…

Even without using genetic modification technology, just by checking the DNA of the crops at each stage of the breeding process and selecting those that are closest to the desired traits can dramatically speed up the process… it’s similar to that.

Knowing the finished product is powerful.

Understanding and reproducing the principles of such practical items is difficult, while creating and profiting from toys is relatively easy in modern times.

When I saw the long-awaited update, it was just old men talking to each other.

It can’t really be called an erotic main.

There aren’t many cases of making semiconductors like this.

You can’t draw erotic content without sexual desire.

I think distilled spirits can be invented in any world as long as there is a certain level of decent civilization…

Mistaken for a story of male love.

I was momentarily like “Huh?”

I’m reading about the Snake Fang Operation and Jaw Operation, and I find it interesting, thinking about how I hope there will be another war soon…

It looks like civilization has progressed to some extent based on the buildings, but…

Making semiconductors is a hassle.

Somehow… it’s mixed with arsenic…

If you make castella, that’s already the goal, right…?

It’s not the semiconductor itself, but…

I’ve seen how to create magic circles by incorporating the mechanism of semiconductors, adding on/off and output adjustment functions, and even creating complex magic circles.

It’s not difficult if you just have a distiller.

The technology tree leading up to making a distiller is a bit too complicated…

Sometimes there are cases where the physical laws are different and knowledge cannot be utilized, but mostly it’s failing with guns.

It’s amazing that all reincarnators know how to make soy sauce and mayonnaise.

Knowing the chemical formula is quite high up there.

If there is even a spark of inspiration, it’s said to be a technological level that can be created immediately, so there must be enough skill to make it! That critique is precisely correct as a work.

When you properly show the goal, I see, this is it! Being able to do this is a big deal.

Distilled spirits were said to have originated during the process of alchemical research in the Middle East.

It seems difficult to be born in a world where magic exists, like in the picture on the thread.

At Senku’s place, there are other people like the crafty old man, so it’s really helpful…

I don’t understand anything except for the name Haber-Bosch… I just skim through it every time…

If the nobility tells you to do something and you can’t, you’ll be sentenced to death.

In this kind of situation, unlike in reality, you won’t be confined until you die if you succeed! It’s still pretty easy.

Even with detailed knowledge and skilled artisans, rockets involved trial and error…

It’s easier to understand than having an average person suddenly create a real object.

In reality, even if there is a manual, it is often challenging to assemble the actual product.

Cheese is… um… you put milk into a calf’s stomach pocket… huh? Is it made like this every time…? How do you extract and cultivate… like… bacteria?

I know how to make mayonnaise, but I don’t know the exact measurements.

It seems like I might fail about 10 times before having intercourse.

The only useful knowledge I can bring from the modern world to the locals is probably just handwashing and gargling, but that can only be done in areas with abundant water…

Honestly, I can’t even make bread.

Wrapping sweet red bean paste made from boiled azuki beans and sugar in a dough made from wheat flour is delicious! I can do that much!

Is there a question about whether the required koji mold, yeast, and lactic acid bacteria for fermentation actually exist?

They are everywhere in nature, living by converting sugar into alcohol.

It seems like the artisan who has to create various things with this person’s fluffy knowledge is having a lot of fun…

Development, development!

Try and error!

I have loved egg over rice since my past life!

Wasn’t there someone like this in Pumpkin Scissors?

It was rotten, but when I ate it, it was delicious; it’s all about the accumulation of experiences, right?

I really want to eat fugu…

I can see the goal clearly, and since I’m entrusting that relay to the craftsmen, the pathway has been properly established.

Doing everything alone improves the country’s technological capabilities.

It’s a given that using dangerous eggs is a norm, especially in areas where mayonnaise sauce is casually eaten with raw eggs.

The power of salt and vinegar is amazing.

It’s called an autoclave, and you… well… you seal it and apply pressure to bring water to a boil… and then make it!

Put bread in water and leave it! Beer!

Put honey in water and leave it! Mead!

If it’s not something like “If you can’t do it, then execution!” then it’s fine, right?

The protagonist doesn’t have much dissatisfaction with food, so the only dish they’ve recreated from Earth so far is castella.

Only the completed design and part of the process are certain, and the rest relies on the selection of materials and the number of trials, which is quite convincing.

The pickled fugu is amazing because even today we don’t understand the principles behind it…

Isn’t there a way to eat safe bird skewers with instant death magic in another world?

I think most works treat soy sauce as if there are similar condiments in the local area!

Even if I knew how to make it, it’s too much trouble to manage, so I can’t make that.

Let’s make antibiotics!

It seems like they extract blue mold in a good way!

I can’t help but think that there are similar bacteria when making fermented foods in another world…

I can understand things like Binchotan charcoal, but I don’t know how to make a kiln that can withstand the high temperatures required to make it.

It looks like the subordinates are able to be creative and it seems fun…

The aristocrat who was reborn with vague knowledge dominates with power and manpower.

There’s also H.