When are we getting nanomachines in healthcare so we stop having to rely on hoping our new concoction of drugs doesn't inadvertently kill you?
>>16866185When they figure out how to make them do more than be a few atoms wobbling around in a petri dish
im sorry to tell you, anon, but your entire conception of what nanomachines actually are was informed by hollywood magic
>>16866185virtually impossible read any nano technology RP and youll find that its insanely difficult unless we discover efficient ways to produce graphene batteries and shieet
>>16866274btw you're better off casting a spell or using umbilical cord stem cells cuh
>>16866274So we'll never advance past "put this drug in you, hope it works haha" and we'll never be able to really combat brain issues or certain cancers?
>>16866185wait, fuck nanobots, let's make our own custom white cells and blood cells, that alone could probably solve a fuckton of problems
>>16866301And whats the feasibility of that?
>>16866295Most drugs are tools or machines at the molecular level anyway.
>>16866274Anon, the basic tech necessary to make nanomachines was recently experimentally demonstrated. Much of the research is being done in secret, but news gets around.>grapheneMeme>graphene batteriesEven bigger meme>>16866236And yours was misinformed by Smalley. Buckle up, it's gonna be a wild ride>>16866301Biology's impossible to engineer. If it does work, it'll still be shit>>16866372No they aren't. Most drugs are just wrenches that jam up a proteins. Calling drugs and biology nanomachines is worthless biocope
>>16866305honestly I have no clue, but something tells me that it should be done and that it'd be OP as fuck>Biology's impossible to engineer.y tho
>>16866523forgot to also quote >>16866500my source of inspiration is that one white cell webm/.gif, that's essentially a bio-machine, a cell-animal
what are you contributing in return?
>>16866185anon, microbiology IS nanomachinesjust because proteins and the structures they form are not made of metal, doesn't mean they aren't nanomachines
>>16866185or just take chlorine dioxide
>>16866185>so we stop having to rely on hoping our new concoction of drugsYou don't understand the medicinal system do you?
>>16866185What if I told you that they already exist in phase three trials?
