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Hmm, I wonder if that's where late 60s Alan Watts got this idea: "with the aid of laser beams, we can translate a physical object, let's take a complicated one
by dr_dshiv 5y ago
Hmm, I wonder if that's where late 60s Alan Watts got this idea:
"with the aid of laser beams, we can translate a physical object, let's take a complicated one, let's take a dandelion flower gone to seed a dandelion clock. You take a dandelion clock about so big, it can be turned into a formula passed through channels, enlarged to any size, say this big, and with laser beams, cut in solid plastic in a matter of moments. You can get this reproduction of a three-dimensional object. But the transition between the two was handled simply in terms of pulses."