Incubation Experiment

Coupling experimental incubators always appear in groups, including at least two incubators for placing subjects. Between two or more subjects, an emotional connection with a rating of IV or above is required, and the distance between the subjects' incubation cabins needs to be inversely proportional to the strength of the emotional connection. According to the method description in Dr. Johnson Pelop's 2033 article "The Efficiency Improvement of Coupling Experiments," it is recommended to reduce the volume of the incubation cabin to 75% of the original, and improve the negative emotional evaluation of the experimental subject with a stronger sense of airtightness, and urge the experimental subjects to focus their consciousness on themselves and their affiliated experimental subjects, thereby shortening the development time of the stardust explosion state and increasing the intensity of the explosion. "Of course, there is a corresponding increase in the 'scrapping mutation' caused by the sense of airtightness," Dr. Pelop also stated the possible risks. "But a better airtight incubation chamber can undoubtedly provide safer means of execution of experimental subjects. The efficiency of suffocation, drowning, and drug execution has been improved."