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I can't help but assume that anything being described as using graphene, carbon nanotubes, crypto, blockchain, bitcoin and - to some degree - AI is a scam. I f

I can't help but assume that anything being described as using graphene, carbon nanotubes, crypto, blockchain, bitcoin and - to some degree - AI is a scam. I feel like the only person I've heard talking about graphene and actually demonstrating any practical application is Robert Murray-Smith. This guy is like he fell down the popular science rabbit hole 20 years ago and emerged naked but for a towel screaming "Eureka".

Teever 3y ago
That's utterly preposterous. I work with a company that has a couple of patents on a carbon nanotube based sensing system for hydrocarbons. This company is making and selling units every day, like this shit is real man. These units are installed out in the field all around the world and are tied into a dashboard for customers to see if any of their projects are experiencing leaks. I agree that the carbon nano-tech revolution that we were promised by pop-sci writers hasn't materialized but that doesn't mean that it isn't a genuinely useful substance.