Nanobots Flowing Through a Blood Vessel

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Nanorobots, tiny machines micrometers in diameter, can be coated with an organic compound like polylysine and induced to communicate with living cells. These nanobots will soon be able to bridge the gap between damaged neurons and muscles up to a meter away. They may facilitate the re-growth or healing of damaged nerve cells or perhaps connect them to artificial matrices.

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[jmario232]

The reason death is so prevailant is because the body cannot sustain itself over extremely long periods of time. Nanomachines will make degeneration of body tissue a thing of the past. There will be no more disease, disorders, and other ailments. This is the ultimate cure that will preserve our lives for milleniums.

[danbison]

Next step? Miniaturized people flowing through robot blood!

[bribribri56]

some really good stuff here

[rodswebdesign]

love the video man

[jmario232]

@TheOneAndOnlyMichel

Isn't that guy a hoax? I looked up videos of him and I could not find anything on Li Ching Yun. I am assuming he is fake. Can you show me where I can find info on this guy?

[Thaylog456]

@jmario232 That's nice and all. However when you make cures like that, you can also create weapons.

People can create nanobots that can act like viruses, which can behave and be more destructive than any virus known to date. Google "Grey Goo" to see an extreme example.

[TheOneAndOnlyMichel]

@jmario232 There is a man in India who has not eaten for 70 years, he is healthy and doesn't afraid of science checking him out, it is the real deal. A chinese man - Li Ching-Yun - lived to the age of 256 years old, healthy, before dying peacefully. The cause of disease is ignorance in knowing who one is and how one can control the body. Science is maturing, but isn't there yet.

[rmcdaniel423]

Like a little garbage truck, flowing around looking for atherosclerosis to clean up. Sweet! Let's just hope it doesn't cause an inflammatory response in the endothelium. Also, this doesn't address the molecular debris after it's work is done (what goes in to the robot, has to come out in some form, unless it can defy the law of conservation of mass & energy). Will macrophages take care of it? Or will it just redeposit on vessel walls elsewhere?

[rajusman]

@16SKB Nanobots are chips by themselves. You are close but not accurate. Good stuff.

[jmario232]

Awsome

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[kangodarkblade]

giving us the abillity to fan them outside our bodies creating copies of our selves and making little tazers inside theim so we could shoot balls of electricity at stuff and also um make us immortal super strong super fast the abillity to make fire by them vibrating really fast and um and ice by slowing them down we could be everything we see in comic books and whose to say we cant technology is so advanced now the could be no limit to what cand be created

[kangodarkblade]

i may sound like a complete retard but if these thing could bond and reproduce couldnt we become a race of super people