/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10813432
>Thinking the world of GitS is desireable

>>10396932
>just because it isn't easy doesn't make it impossible.
I didn't say impossible.

The problem with nanotech is that our own bodies are already self maintaining, self replicating, programmable machinery. We're already made of nanotech. The use of exotic self assembling and repairing materials is that their logic can go astray and in general the body mounts a major inflammatory response in their presence. Even carbon nanofibers are rejected. C8 is known to be carcinogenic and teratogenic. Larger materials like C60 vary. Etc. So with nanotech you're stuck either either with little piezoelectric etc compounds arranged with some scaffolding, gene insertion, or genetically engineered bacteria.

Magnetoproteins are the only method of coupling I know of that will work. Alternatively using silica to make little self assembling tubes to connect to some array for optic stimulation.

>>7356275
Image reminds me of Ghost in the Shell. Just thought I'd let you know.

Ah, behold that beautiful 1920x1080 blu-ray transfer, complete with a marvelously reproduced overscan not present on HDTV broadcasts. Bet you never heard those words in the same sentence. Guess what? You have now.