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> using actual experiments That’s the bottleneck the model was trying to avoid in the first place. The goal of science is to come up with models we don’t need
by Retric 2y ago
> using actual experiments
That’s the bottleneck the model was trying to avoid in the first place. The goal of science is to come up with models we don’t need to validate before use, and it’s inherently iterative.
Nanbots are more sci-fi magic than real world possible. In the real world we are stuck with things closer to highly specialized cellular machinery than some do anything grey goo. Growing buildings from local materials seems awesome until you realize just how slow trees grow and why.
- trashtester 2y ago> That’s the bottleneck the model was trying to avoid in the first place. Some real world validation is always needed, but if the validations that are performed show high accuracy, the number of experiments will go down a lot. > Nanbots are more sci-fi magic than real world possible. Let's revisit this one in 10 years.
- Retric 2y ago> revisit their one in 10 years The underlying physics isn’t changing in 100 years. Individual components can be nanoscale within controlled environments, but you simply need more atoms to operate independently.