God's imitator

Chapter 62 Three Proposals
Obviously, someone like Wang Yongxin, who has paid a lot of money, would definitely want a larger refund.

The problem is that the visa time in the community security fund pool is accumulated from many payments, making it difficult to determine exactly how much each person has paid.

In this situation, a proportional return plan is too complicated; it's better to just distribute it equally.

Moreover, most people naturally prefer an equal distribution plan, since wealthy people in a community are always a minority.

There's no need for Wang Yongxin to play the villain over such a trivial visa delay; he might as well just go with the flow and divide it equally.

Lee In-sook nodded: "Okay, then this one is approved?"

No one objected.

Lee In-sook continued, "The second proposal, simply put, is to elect a medical supplies manager to use the community support fund to purchase necessary medical supplies and provide necessary medical services to all players in the community."

"I know this will increase the organizational and operational costs of the community, so I must explain to everyone why we need such a person:"

"First of all, there should be no dispute that we can reduce the burden on individuals and avoid waste by using the community security fund to purchase medical supplies."

"The purpose of assigning dedicated personnel to manage this is primarily to improve efficiency."

"Perhaps the games in the arcade will become more and more dangerous, and we will get injured more and more frequently."

"If players purchase medical supplies themselves, it will not only be wasteful, but there is also a possibility that players will be unable to purchase them due to being in a coma."

"If we want to use the community security fund, since it involves public funds, in order to prevent misappropriation, in principle we need to submit a proposal and go through the voting process to ensure safety."

"But this could delay the treatment of the injured."

"Stockpiling medical supplies in advance can easily lead to unnecessary waste, so it's best to buy them as needed."

"These problems can all be solved by appointing a medical supplies manager."

People may worry that this person will embezzle funds or deliberately drain the community security fund.

"I also imposed two restrictions on this: First, his authority is limited to purchasing medical supplies from vending machines, and when he has spent a total of 1 minutes of visa time, he needs to submit the details to all staff for review. Only after the review is completed can another 1 minutes be opened up; Second, as long as the vote reaches seven, he can be dismissed and replaced at any time."

The group exchanged silent glances, but no one objected.

Jiang He smiled helplessly: "Ren Shu, you've thought of everything too thoroughly. You've already considered everything we hadn't thought of and written it into the proposal."

"What else is there to say? I think it's perfectly fine."

Others nodded.

Lee In-sook maintained a calm expression and did not appear overly happy about the passage of the bill. She simply continued:

"Okay, then the second proposal has also been discussed."

"The third proposal concerns the selection of new recruits. After careful consideration, I still lean towards Cai Zhiyuan's view: a young male surgeon."

"As for why we limit it to 'young,' besides the fact that Tsai Chih-yuan mentioned earlier that they have better physical fitness and are better able to survive in the game, I think there is another very important factor, which is... character."

"Although most doctors are noble and take it as their duty to heal the sick and save lives, it must be said that there are also many morally corrupt doctors. Whether it is colluding with pharmaceutical companies or medical device companies to line their own pockets, or being perfunctory and evasive in their diagnosis of patients in order to get promoted, such bad doctors also exist."

"There are criminals in the new world, and it seems the proportion is not low. If we really choose such a bad doctor, it will only backfire, and our community will never have peace."

"Of course, I'm not saying that older people are necessarily bad people."

"Relatively speaking, among the doctors who have climbed to high positions and have the ability to engage in these underhanded tactics, the older ones are obviously the majority; while the vast majority of young doctors have not yet come into contact with these dark aspects and still have relatively lofty ideals."

"Therefore, I think a younger surgeon would be a better choice. As for whether it should be male or female, I don't think there's much need for discussion. Debating gender issues will only lead to misunderstandings. We should simply follow the established principle: a strict 6:6 male-to-female ratio in the community, as that's the fairest approach."

"If there are any female staff reductions next time, we will only recruit new women."

"Furthermore, I believe the recruitment criteria should be strictly limited to three keywords. The announcement already provided hints: age, gender, and occupation. If we insist on using other keywords, they are unlikely to be included in the screening process."

"We could certainly make a request like 'a 35-year-old male military surgeon with excellent cooking skills, extensive medical knowledge, and extremely high intelligence,' but the rules clearly state that this recruitment is a selection process, not a wish-granting one."

"Too many keywords are not only unlikely to have the desired effect, but may also lead to confusion in the screening criteria. We cannot take such a risk. After all, once a newcomer comes to the community, no matter how dissatisfied we are with him, we cannot drive him away and replace him."

Lee In-sook's statement, to some extent, had a decisive effect.

Many people originally had other ideas, especially hesitant about whether the doctor was young or old.

But at this point, many people were clearly convinced by Li Renshu and nodded frequently.

Cai Zhiyuan nodded in agreement, saying, "Yes, I hadn't thought about character factors before. Now that you mention it, my original idea is even more solidified."

He then looked at Cao Haichuan and Lin Sizhi: "Officer Cao, Attorney Lin, what are your thoughts?"

Cao Haichuan and Lin Sizhi both nodded: "Agreed."

Yang Yuting hesitated for a moment, then said somewhat uncertainly, "Then... have you considered the nurse I mentioned before, Ren Shu?"

Lee In-sook smiled and said, "Of course I've considered it."

"Nurses may be better at basic nursing techniques, but young surgeons are not necessarily much worse. And we also need to consider another issue: more systematic medical knowledge will help us with solving puzzles later in the game."

"The games in the arcade are all-encompassing, and anything can happen."

"For example, in the previous game 'King's Trial,' which is more dangerous, the Iron Maiden in cell number 4 or the nail gun in cell number 5? How many times can these injuries be sustained before they become fatal?"
"If I had to choose one type of injury, which would be easier to heal given the level of medical care in the community?"

"This is just a very basic example; the situations we encounter in the future may be much more complex."

"In this situation, it would be much more helpful if we had a doctor who could provide more systematic, scientific, and comprehensive medical knowledge."

"This is also an important reason why doctors are superior to nurses."

Yang Yuting nodded slightly: "Hmm... okay, you've convinced me."

Lee In-sook then smiled and said, "Alright, the content of the proposal has been discussed. It's getting late, everyone should get some rest. I'll go submit the proposal now."

"Everyone can vote on all three proposals at the same time."

"Oh, right, there's one more thing I think needs to emphasize."

"Everyone is free to vote against it, that's fine. Because voting against it is a right given to us by the community, it's only natural."

"Moreover, the dissenting votes can help us better understand the shortcomings of the proposal, so that there is room for improvement."

"For example, the dissenting votes last time were actually quite reasonable. The proposal at that time was indeed a bit rough and not perfect."

"The same applies to this vote. If anyone feels something is wrong, they can vote against it. There's no need to be embarrassed or offer any explanation. After all, it's a secret ballot, and it's perfectly normal for people not to want to express their opinions publicly."

Jiang He was touched: "Ren Shu, you're so thoughtful... Okay, then go ahead, I'll be the first to vote in favor!"

(End of this chapter)