Wow... that is a bit overwhelming. The things you can do with atomically precise manufacturing, on the other hand, are amazing. I still hold out hope that this

Wow... that is a bit overwhelming. The things you can do with atomically precise manufacturing, on the other hand, are amazing. I still hold out hope that this weird idea I heard of from a company that failed in the 2008 crash will work out... the ultraconductor. It's conductive fibers that grow from polar plastics if you subject them to a large voltage gradient and UV in optimal conditions. I suspect they are unidirectional superconductors, but I'm just a guy on the internet, likely wrong. Here's the patent - https://patents.google.com/patent/US5777292A/en https://patents.google.com/patent/US5777292A/en Working with plastic, very slow growth rates, and UV light and a few hundred volts sounds way easier than vacuum furnaces, etc.