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# 32821 | Smalley & perspective [Ettinger] |
emerges is the simple fact that Drexlerian nanotech is a huge and
inherently difficult field (Thu, 2 Sep 2010, 2 KB) |
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# 12246 | Smith, Mazanec, Donaldson [Ettinger] |
to Thomas that specific cryonics application of nanotech will almost
certainly be a trifling matter, (Thu, 12 Aug 1999, 5 KB) |
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# 23845 | NIH Director on NBR [John Grigg] |
medical imaging, RNA silencing, and even medical nanotech to be the "big next things."
When (Fri, 09 Apr 2004, 2 KB) |
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# 7883 | Re: misc. uploading notes [long] [Joseph Strout] |
on the
other end (not believing that nanotech is likely to be able to repair
(Tue, 18 Mar 1997, 13 KB) |
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# 6283 | Re: "Cold Lazarus" blow to neuropreservation [Brad Templeton] |
one of the first likely applications for nanotech,
as well as making non-polluting industrial (27 May 1996 12:08:49, 2 KB) |
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# 13093 | repair time; future conditions [Ettinger] |
how much time might be required for nanotech repair of
the brain. If he will (Sun, 16 Jan 2000, 3 KB) |
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# 6696 | Prometheus, molecular nanotechnology, and Frankenstein [Will Dye] |
I guess you could call me a nanotech "true believer". I see
no _direct_ justification (Tue, 06 Aug 1996, 6 KB) |
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# 15096 | a cryonics conversation with my parents [john grigg] |
best. But the hope was that with nanotech(took time explaining
about it!) and steadily (Sat, 09 Dec 2000, 8 KB) |
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# 18313 | Catchy bumpersticker memes! [John Grigg] |
far future
Scientific research makes America strong!
Nanotech -small machines amazing results(give Foresight Institute (Mon, 07 Jan 2002, 2 KB) |
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# 32813 | Hooray...some fine postings on Cryonet! [Rudi Hoffman] |
wrong,
Mark) about the unlikely emergence of nanotech in 25 years...not so much.
Having (Wed, 1 Sep 2010, 4 KB) |
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