a little off topic but bigspaceship1.com had a link to catoms.com but never worked out. I searched for catoms and found this:
TINY robots that can turn into any shape - from a replica human to a banana to a mobile phone - are being developed by scientists in the United States.
The new science of claytronics, which will use nanotechnology to create tiny robots called catoms, should enable three-dimensional copies of people to be 'faxed' around the world for virtual meetings.
A doctor could also consult with a patient over the phone, even taking their pulse by holding the wrist of the claytronic replica, reports New Scientist.
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Just as important, what's he carving it with? Did he come across some artifact? Does he know something about primitive tools?
a little off topic but bigspaceship1.com had a link to catoms.com but never worked out. I searched for catoms and found this:
TINY robots that can turn into any shape - from a replica human to a banana to a mobile phone - are being developed by scientists in the United States.
The new science of claytronics, which will use nanotechnology to create tiny robots called catoms, should enable three-dimensional copies of people to be 'faxed' around the world for virtual meetings.
A doctor could also consult with a patient over the phone, even taking their pulse by holding the wrist of the claytronic replica, reports New Scientist.
LONG LIVE MYOKOM w/SAS!!
I think that he is marking down things he wants to remember.
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