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This is awesome. We could do the same. Those oyster mushroom drones got me thinking. With fungus we could build perpetual motion machines to generate infinite e
by whoitwas 2y ago
This is awesome. We could do the same. Those oyster mushroom drones got me thinking. With fungus we could build perpetual motion machines to generate infinite energy or food. Just like the ants.
- whoitwas 2y agoI don't understand the downvotes. There's tech potential with fungus. We can see drones controlled by fungus: https://www.popsci.com/technology/fungus-robot/ https://www.popsci.com/technology/fungus-robot/ If they generate power in response to sunlight, we could organize the drones in a way to generate solar power with a turbine or something similar.
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- adolph 2y agoMaybe due to "to generate infinite energy?" To the extent that you might mean "capture solar or other energy sources into more usable forms" I don't think you are necessarily wrong, but the phrasing does sound like "perpetual motion machine."
- whoitwas 2y agoI mean generate infinite energy with a perpetual motion machine. The drones power themselves once the mycelium forms connections. The idea is infinite energy generated by mushroom drones in organized movement.
- sumeruchat 2y agoI upvoted :)