/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12342676
No it fucking can't you stupid bitch!
Do you even understand basic physics?
In order for conductivity to happen, electricity has to break the di-electric breakdown
Heat is generated via resistance
And conductivity decreases with heat.
The less conductive it is, the more electricity is needed, generating more heat until the circuitry finally fries

And that's just for electricity. The concept of semi-conductors are even more delicate.

>>12342684
>it would totally break it
>source: my ass
Call me once you had ACTUAL quantified data that proved so.
You use the word "nano" over and over without even the slightest idea of small you have to actually go in order to match the efficiency of the brain.