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How old would you guess this guy is?
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The disease makes you allergic to nanotechnology.
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Nope... the nanobots will be telling your immune system what to react to and how to react to it.
If they can keep cells from aging, they can prevent muscle loss... actually if you wanted, you could gain muscle from sitting around doing nothing.
Artificial intelligence... your nanobots know what all of your cells should look like on an atomic level and they can move around atoms and correct the smallest problems as they come up.
Actually, the only thing that could potentially screw up the nanobots would be other man-made virus types of nanobots that are intentionally trying to mess with your body systems... and then you'd have a nasty nanobot fight.
Either that or a software virus that reprograms the nanobots or interferes with their network.
He doesn't look a day over 85.
No. Artificial intelligence will be based on human intelligence from reverse engineering the human brain. It's not really an us vs them thing. Artificial intelligence will first be done by amplifying our own intelligence. We will give humans the capacity to think faster and have a vasty improved memory. The lines of biological intelligence and artificial intelligence will be blurred. Humans and robots won't be different enough to fight since both will have a lot of aspects and technology from the other.
This trend has already started. We have our tech devices that we use on a daily basis. We don't remember appointments anymore, we are reminded by our computers. We don't know peoples phone numbers like we did 15 years ago... they are programmed into our phones. We can carry around all our music with us. Almost everyone has a phone and we can talk to anyone with a couple button presses (or a spoken word). Many people don't even bother to take the blue tooth things off their ears anymore. This is much different than trying to get in contact with someone 15 years ago. We are much more dependant on narrow AI than most of us realize. Fuel injection systems, stock choices, help lines, critical military systems, controls in nuclear power plants, inventory for large businesses... all these things and many more are now the domain of AI. Cars have driven themselves with very limited human interaction from Washington DC to San Diego. The AI in the car made turns and decisions on how to drive in busy traffic from analyzing the images in real time from cameras mounted on the car.
These computers with AI are generally outside of our body but as they get smaller and smaller, we will see them integrate more with our body and start making decisions within our cells. At the point that AI will be advanced enough to want to attack anything, we will be so integrated with it that they will be our friends, and also be a part of us.
No nanobots will give us the option to sit in a closet if we wish.
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When the time comes, the Amish will rule the world.
not if they get old and die
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And pigs could fly if they had very large, powerful fings.
Ever hear about nanomanufacturing? You need a steak? Don't grow a cow and kill it. Just download the atomic recipe of the steak (a file that shows where every atom is in 3D space for a steak)... then send that file to your nanofactory and have it build it for you out of source atoms.Where do you get these source atoms? You have the same nanofactory disassembly your garbage, your waste water, your shit, air pollution, grass clippings, dirt from your yard, basically any matter that you don't want anymore.
So why are resources and pollution a problem?
Sure sounds great right, but impossible... not really. All of the enabling technologies are already being worked on and we have already been able to place individual atoms to make small molecular objects using this exact idea. Larger objects are obviously more difficult but I have read predictions that we would have this type of technology as early as 10 years from now and have it in wide use personnal home models within a couple years of the larger industrial sized ones. This is pretty aggressive though. I have also heard anywhere from 20-50 years (and then there are the people that say it is impossible)
This is a pretty detailed summary:
http://www.crnano.org/overview.htm
Red or blue pill!
So we could block out the sun and live in tin cans, sweet! Steak made from shit? Nice.
World War 3.
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When you find that steak... the best one ever, you can scan it and have it over and over again. Atomically it is the same steak and guess what... that cow is made from the grass it ate which was fertilized by shit. Those atoms were shit and dirt at one point. You already eat shit steak. It's no different
People that are 1000s of times smarter than todays people, have no resource, pollution or space problems are not likely to have world war 3
Your reality can be what you want it to be.
All that matrix shit is just dandy, but how much can he bench?
Enough that unmodified bone won't support the weight
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I've met 35 year olds that look older than that. Of course, they are all fat and lazy.
He would look younger if he shaved his head, the grey gives it away.
He would look younger if he shaved his head, the grey gives it away.
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Where do you get these source atoms? You have the same nanofactory disassembly your garbage, your waste water, your shit, air pollution, grass clippings, dirt from your yard, basically any matter that you don't want anymore.
So why are resources and pollution a problem?
Sure sounds great right, but impossible... not really. All of the enabling technologies are already being worked on and we have already been able to place individual atoms to make small molecular objects using this exact idea. Larger objects are obviously more difficult but I have read predictions that we would have this type of technology as early as 10 years from now and have it in wide use personnal home models within a couple years of the larger industrial sized ones. This is pretty aggressive though. I have also heard anywhere from 20-50 years (and then there are the people that say it is impossible)
This is a pretty detailed summary:
http://www.crnano.org/overview.htm
Sounds pretty god-damned awful if you ask me. The world needs less people, not more.
The places where the cattle are kept smell like shit from miles away, really strong putrid shit. At least Harris Ranch does.
