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So the material that is solidified by the "Flesh Penetrating Sound Waves" would be what - Body tissue? Injected resin? The excess resin would have to be harmles
by SideburnsOfDoom 4y ago
So the material that is solidified by the "Flesh Penetrating Sound Waves" would be what - Body tissue? Injected resin? The excess resin would have to be harmlessly biodegradable.
- kennyadam 4y agoWhy don't these scientists ever think about these obvious questions? If only everything could be run by programmers.
- SideburnsOfDoom 4y agoThat's an entirely misleading statement, and unnecessarily flippant delivery too. I would say that the _article_ , which surely was not written by "these scientists", is very light on the important and interesting details. Possibly not aimed at a "programmers" audience.
- spiralx 4y agoIt literally says what materials they've used it with successfully and mentions what materials they're still aiming to be able to use.
- SideburnsOfDoom 4y agoThe single sentence about "polymer-metal composites" and "metal" raises more questions than it answers. To me, anyway. I'm sure that "these scientists" are on the case, but the article not so much.
- euroderf 4y ago"Flesh Penetrating Sound Waves" sounds like a band in a David Cronenberg film.
- SideburnsOfDoom 4y agoThat's nice, but I'm seeing a distinct lack of substantive commentary on this post. What's up with that?