Well, he mentioned this in last week's episode. I believe he concluded that the resources required to create a stabilizer is way beyond his means.My only somewhat gripe is if I know I need to take this drug and know that the side effects without help from a person of dubious nature will be fatal I would be spending a lot of my NZT time researching NZT and trying to find the stabilizer myself. Clearly it can be done and they already mentioned a bit of what it is doing which he should recall if he wants to to narrow that down.
They were beyond said dubious characters means as well thus he went and beat the stock market silly using his giant brain and made the money to fund his research. Long term somebody that smart should realize the same thing and work that on the side to build up the funds for his researching. When he is on NZT he should be fully aware his current position is totally untennable and yet he seems to devote little effort for levering himself into a more stable situation.Well, he mentioned this in last week's episode. I believe he concluded that the resources required to create a stabilizer is way beyond his means.
I don't disagree with you, but in the setting of this show, Finch even googling Cooper + NZT shuts his fucking house down, so it is pretty clear that they have a level of surveillance on him that is pretty extensive, including probably finding out if he sets up secret bank and trading accounts. I mean yeah, on NZT eventually you should be able to figure a lot of things out, but what if the black handler dude is always on NZT too? And maybe a couple of other guys Finch doesn't even know are monitoring him? If Cooper has pretty much unlimited access to the pill and the antidote, and Finch is somehow vitally important to his overall plan, why not spend the man- and pill-power to make sure he doesn't do exactly what you're suggesting? They pretty much have his balls in a vice at this point. Any advancements he makes are going to have to be extra stealthy and slow, at least until he learns more about what he's dealing with.They were beyond said dubious characters means as well thus he went and beat the stock market silly using his giant brain and made the money to fund his research. Long term somebody that smart should realize the same thing and work that on the side to build up the funds for his researching. When he is on NZT he should be fully aware his current position is totally untennable and yet he seems to devote little effort for levering himself into a more stable situation.
Im a little late to this discussion, but one thing they've hinted at in both the movie and this show, is that NZT does not effect everyone the same. Depending on how your brain is wired, you excel at different things. Sen. Morra took NZT and understood the stock market/business world/politics/etc.. how the whole world fit together, cause and effect. Finch wouldn't necessarily be as good at it. He's great at analyzing data and deductions, so he'd be better then the average person, but just because Sen. Morra did something, does not mean everyone who takes NZT can do that thing. Look at the Russian thug in the movie, he got better at the things he knew in his own world, he wasn't ready to be a stock broker though. Or, Rebecca's dad became a fantastic painter.They were beyond said dubious characters means as well thus he went and beat the stock market silly using his giant brain and made the money to fund his research. Long term somebody that smart should realize the same thing and work that on the side to build up the funds for his researching. When he is on NZT he should be fully aware his current position is totally untennable and yet he seems to devote little effort for levering himself into a more stable situation.