Stuff From the Future- What is the future of nano healthcare?

[TheJoshuameadow]

To the actual retard. There are things even smaller than an atom you stupid uneducated moron. However most of this tech is unlikley at least anytime feasable. Your still an idiot for thinking nothing us smaller than the atom.

[TheKnifeTheory]

Nano suits please :D

[NDPofNovaScotia]

Fear this.

[Borderlands808]

Make nano bots that kill specifically Mexicans. Lol. That'd b some shit.

[drugzman]

Why is there shit floating in the background ?????? 4:20 and 4:45 for example .. ???

[TheKnifeTheory]

@drugzman I think you'll find that is platelets

[mexicub]

Is it just me or is anyone else annoyed when someone sounds as if they are "trying" to speak intelligently? For example: Exaggerating your pronunciation of words. Not only that but for some odd reason they will pause to swallow strenuously and even say "um" "uh". I might just be weird but I really do notice this with many people.

[alexanerdable]

@mexicub Many of the examples you have listed are normal mannerisms. The exaggeration of pronunciation of words is used quite often; it helps the speaker to remember certain words more easily, and is also used for important emphasis. The swallowing happens because when some people speak for an extended period of time, their mouths get dry; the mouth salivates, causing the speaker to swallow frequently. And the 'uh's and 'um's are perfectly normal in professional, unscripted speeches.

[mexicub]

@alexanerdable I understand the reason why a person would do such things. What I mean is kind of hard to explain. It's as if these things are traits of intelligent speaking. I'm just over analyzing things.

[182alasdair]

is this guy italian? he waves his hands around a lot lol

[platinumfrost]

Pills that dissolve slower? Man, i will be high for days.

[tonib000y]

@platinumfrost LOL XD

[narutoaddict06]

@Mrlegbert

If you honestly didn't learn anything from watching this, then you're probably not part of the targeted audience...

[MrLegbert]

Was this a 1 take deal. Most of the how stuff works vids have higher production values, not a fan of this guy. Why cant you cite a few instances of nanotech advancements from biotech companies or maybe some visuals of the ideas being spoke of. Are these video just supposed to be the musings of an awkwardly gesticulating dufus? How stuff works used to have some fairly informative videos not anymore it seems.

[emurccmailliw]

@MDSVes

Foxdie was used to choose who to assassinate individuals thru their genetics to simulate a heart attack. Snake was not infected physically by this. He became very old and brittle because when he and the other three were cloned from Big Boss they gave all three of them a set to to live after that time their bodies will shut down and die because they did not want them to be captured and used by other organizations. But always remember this was just a game! :)

[ChibiNinjax002]

I see a DeusExHR like future for us.

[precicia]

Concerning nanoparticles for medicinal uses, it has been done for the last 60 years already, most medicines have been made in nanoparticle size, which is the reason why many do not work, you need to deal with the viruses at the atomic level, meaning use atomic size particles, so nanoparticles will soon be a thing of the past.

[Trinivalts]

@precicia U'r just arguing semantics, nanotech encompases anything atomic aswell.

[precicia]

@Trinivalts I am sorry but when at atom is 250,000 times smallers, appled to the medicinal industry, nano's just wont cut it. Because nano size particles have been aroudn for a long time, but when atomic size particles are used, that will change everything.

[Kaish3k]

@precicia Your retarded, if your building things at around the scale of an atom, what would you build them out of, mini-atoms? Your dumb ass hell, go get yourself checked.

[TQmx3beatz]

@Kaish3k Consider yourself/others your own object of treatment.

[Trinivalts]

@precicia What the hell r u talking about?! U make it sound as if there's particles called nanons or w/e. Nanoparticles r at the size of molecules/atoms. A single atom is just slightly smaller that compounds, but not 250 000 frickin times lol.

[panoz360]

So How does the Helix work in the human body?....ie;"How Stuff Works"!

[Firesoar13]

Magnetically suspended particles would make it impossible for that person to get through TSA security, have an MRI, or get near any significant electromagnetic field.

[bamboo4tameshigiri]

@Firesoar13 Unless they deteriorated or oxidized away.

[bamboo4tameshigiri]

@Firesoar13 And if the particles are small enough it may not be a problem. Your blood has a lot of iron in it already.

[skillz139]

attention citizens

the word citizen = worker

they want to put micro chips into all of us and track us

be careful

[Netherfist]

@skillz139 They already can track you via cellphone.

[skillz139]

@Netherfist

yea but you can toss a cellphone if you have too

[unite00uk]

@skillz139 Ohhhhhh let me guess... its work of the 'illuminati' .... lol ... Come back to the real world, you're deluded.

[skillz139]

@unite00uk

nothin to do with the illuminati

strictly a United Nations thing look it up or not i don't care

[MDSVes]

its called fox die. nanomachines that release chemicals in your blood stream to to maximize solider performance. you start to shake and not be able to concentrate it can release sedatives to calm you down. tired and about to fall asleep nanomachines can release stimulants to keep you up. the blood plasma in your body act as the structure where the nanomachines can create such chemicals.

[SWOgottaGO]

@MDSVes but but snake injected gw with foxalive

[ibullpitt]

Bugger me, humans can think of some good shit.

[missydogster]

talk with your hands much???

[Tsukiyomaru0]

@missydogster Must be italian?

[missydogster]

@Tsukiyomaru0 Haha yeah must be