On 2019-11-19 22:20:PM, [email protected] wrote:
The human body is made of little cells. Our skin, organs, brain,
nerves. Bones are really hard though.
Is the most optimal form of Earth going to be a nanobot blob if they
can't be hard as bone? Yes. They can connect by extending clip-poles
into each other. They can be part of a huge organism that includes
'bones' like metal beams, etc, things that can't be nanobots.
Animals are made out of cells due to historical constraints. Engineers
don't have the same set
of constraints. They often don't make things out of lots of tiny
self-reproducing pieces. Generally,
engineered products are made in factories. The factories don't have to
be mobile, or look like the
things they are making. It's a new way of building things. I wouldn't
bet on angels being made of
huge numbers of tiny, self-reproducing cell-like structures.
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