Science fiction becoming reality.

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DNA NANOBOTS

Researchers have demonstrated a “programmable nano-scale robot” that’s capable of positioning strands of DNA together to manufacture new “UV-welded nano-machines” – including limitless copies of itself.

The nanobots, according to New Scientist, are created using just four strands of DNA, and measure just 100 nanometers across, so about a thousand could squeeze up into a line the width of a human hair.

The team from New York University, the Ningbo Cixi Institute of Biomechanical Engineering, and The Chinese Academy of Sciences, say the robots surpass previous efforts which were only able to assemble pieces into two-dimensional shapes.

The new bots are able to use “…multiple-axis precise folding and positioning” to “…access the third dimension and more degrees of freedom.”

Nanobots are often viewed as potential ways of manufacturing drugs, enzymes and other chemicals, potentially inside the cells of the body.

But the researchers specifically call out the fact that these machines can “…self-replicate its entire 3D structure and functions.“

Very interesting developments, indeed.

The robots, while “programmable,” act in response to externally controlled temperature and UV light, and they require that UV light to “weld” what they’re assembling.

Nanobots are traditionally inserted into the human body via the blood stream, and when inside, they emit electrical impulse signals that show researchers data about the subject.

How do these bots get inserted into the blood stream?

Well, it could be via a microchip that loosely fits under the skin, or ‘delivered’ via a ‘smart vaccine’.

I’ll let you put two-and-two together here, folks.

What could they have planned for these new ‘evolving’ nanobots?

We have discussed how vaccination itself will be radically different in the future, including uses of lights and ‘ultrasound’ to ‘deliver’ microneedles to the human skin.

Interestingly, the role of nanobots describes very similar to how they promote mRNA technology, as something that can ‘unlock the codes of life’ and replicate inside of the body.

Maybe that’s just a ‘coincidence’ and I’m just a ‘crazy conspiracy theorist’, but it wouldn’t surprise me if these two fields will (or already have) work together.. or, if they were the exact same process all along.

“Nanotechnology is the science of manipulating matter on a molecular scale. The discipline includes the goal of building devices on this scale, possibly capable of manipulating individual molecules.”

“mRNA vaccines use genetically engineered molecules that teach your cells to make a harmless piece of protein that belongs to a specific virus.”

An ‘mRNA injection’ sounds better than ‘nanobot injection’, now doesn’t it?

Both are creating inside of the body on a molecular scale.

Many types of self-replicating machines have been featured in movies.

The Terminator (1984) is perhaps the most well-known, which describes a war between mankind and self replicating machines led by a central artificial intelligence known as Skynet.

Machine civilisations are a recurring theme in movies and novels, but with these recent advancements, the world of science fiction is now becoming the world of ‘science non-fiction’.

Could we one day see a world where the infamous Gray Goo Nightmare comes true?

GRAY GOO NIGHTMARE

It seems like most science fiction stories have one of two aims: Thrill us with the possibility of an amazing future or frighten the pants off of us with a doomsday scenario.

The gray goo nightmare falls squarely into the second category.

But is it just science fiction?

The term refers to a disaster scenario in nanotechnology applications. 

According to Wikipedia: “Gray goo is a hypothetical global catastrophic scenario involving molecular nanotechnology in which out-of-control self-replicating machines consume all biomass (and perhaps also everything else) on Earth while building many more of themselves, a scenario that has been called ecophagy (the literal consumption of the ecosystem).”

An engineer and futurist by the name of Kim Eric Drexler proposed an intriguing possibility for nanotechnology in his 1986 book, Engines of Creation.

Drexler envisioned a future in which tiny machines called “assemblers” could build materials molecule-by-molecule. Using billions of these assemblers, you could manufacture practically any material imaginable.

The “assemblers” would put the molecules together ‘in just the right way’ to produce ‘what you needed’.

How do you get so many assemblers? First you build a few in the lab. Then you set the “assemblers” to build other “assemblers”. These new “assemblers” will begin building more machines in turn.

The manufacturing rate becomes exponential, doubling with each generation.

But what happens if the production gets out of control, outside or inside of the body?

This scenario would lead to the Gray Goo Nightmare.

“Assemblers” would begin to convert all organic matter into more “assemblers”, consuming everything in the process. The Earth would be reduced to a lifeless mass teeming with nanomachines.

The Matrix series features self-replicating nanobots that rely on keeping humans in a dream state prison to feed off energy, after the sunlight (organic life source) was blocked in the war between man/machine.

For this scenario to come true, the nanomachines would have to be able to survive in a variety of harsh environments. They’d also need the ability to consume any and all organic matter.

Some scientists have released calculations indicating that we would recognise the disaster in time to contain it. Other scientists have said that any self-replicating “assembler” would have built-in limitations preventing it from replicating out of control.

But here’s the thing:

These were the same scientists, just a decade ago, that also said that it may be impossible to build assemblers at all. And look where we are now.

So, the main question is, do you trust the mad scientists when they say there is ‘nothing to worry about’?

One thing is for sure: I won’t be having any of these bots inside of my body if I can help it.

I am team organic, team Human 1.0.

Go feed off something else, you little buggers!

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