Wesker simply sits back, one leg crssed neatly over the other and watches Tony ramble on without coming to an actual point before finally settling for the bottle. Which is quite telling, indeed. Wesker simply hides his bemusement upon seing Tony's reaction to what actually is in the bottle.

"According to your logic, a medicine or vaccine that only works on 95% of the population isn't worth handing to those 95% and neither is worth researching further." He adds Tony's point for the other man. "And this is where we disagree. Every project starts somewhere. A prototype is never the finished product. You're reaching for niche scenarios to find an excuse not even try to create something useful. I am curious why."