Nano-robot that controls herd of live bacteria

[just1n1an1]

it looks like theyre following a light...

[InGUNable]

there will be time that god will be considered as "BULLSHIT OF THE TIME"

[orangegold1]

@InGUNable What does that have to do with anything in this video? People like you are the reason distraction takes place and we end up getting set back years in research.

[InGUNable]

@orangegold1 you can suck on your god,,,bitch

[keerashay]

I can see where you think that, but even Einstein found himself basically forced to believe in God. Not a religious God, but one that reveals himself the perfect assembly and harmony of the universe. God IS a scientist. Our scientists are taught that if it can't be measured, it doesn't exist. This is self-defeating, for it precludes that scientists must ALREADY now have in their possession every measuring instrument that will ever be invented in order to accurately make that determination.

[Sizerian]

@keerashay Scientists are not taught that. Scientists don't necessarily believe that anything that is immeasurable is nonexistent. There are things which cannot be measured that are thought to exist, especially dealing with the quantum world. What scientists do not and should not ACTIVELY believe in are things with no evidence or probable likelihood.

[gamerman001]

i didnt know nanobots were real...

[tehnewblife]

what? no Church-vs Lab comment-section flamewar?

Hurray!

[weedofdick]

these guys are pioneers

[DrBrainsurferCH]

@weedofdick and? if somebody it use wrong??? omg... pax2all

[weedofdick]

@DrBrainsurferCH you think our government doesn't test this on humans?

[DrBrainsurferCH]

@weedofdick i think they allready have tested a lot... of things....

[PinkProgram]

This could be useful to my internal physiology ^_^ being able to move specialized organisms around in a synthetic environment could have millions of applications in a semibiotic organism :D

[weedofdick]

@PinkProgram you're not impressing anybody Mr. Hawking

[PinkProgram]

@weedofdick not attempting to impress anyone... 

[weedofdick]

@PinkProgram ok i'm sorry.. I was unfair to be honest only because almost everybody who comments to is trying to 1up someone else. -_-

apologies

[Psychonaut2021]

WRONG. The title is wrong. I'm sorry but I think that the "microbots" are not the ones controlling the bacteria. Rather, the live bacteria is being controlled by a magnetic field instead. The live bacteria is used to push these "microbots" around.

[erinsharrison]

M for microrobot!!!!

[rdt1970]

first use would be to clean people internal veinsget the circulation going like a newborn baby

[yamagoof]

Couldn't this possibly hold the cure to many diseases?

[MonsteriuM]

Also it could be used as bio-weapon

[blastyblasty]

@MonsteriuM

so could millions of other worse diseases we've had at our disposal for more than a hundred years... in fact, in bio terrorism, nanotechnology might be the only thing that could save us.

[PinkProgram]

@MonsteriuM humans can also be used as bioweapons... what is your point?

[blastyblasty]

@yamagoof

absolutely

[Dyzm]

I await future research

[Jenfucius]

Me too!