Nano Technology

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When you get to a full fledged, capable nano technology, the kind of thing you could build would be that when you pull that pen out, you throw it and it expands in the air, is a full sized humonoid robot. The bodys size, shape and strength in particular, would be essentially equivalent to to a human being. Everything that we have built could be rebuilt in a week if we had mature nanote. That's roughly the capability of nanot reduced to a simple personal scale. Think, i mean, if you want, i, if you on the opposite end, you'd take the little conversation i had with rob pratus a couple of decades ago,.

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