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Just curious as to what kind of technological advances people would like to see or know are coming out and are looking forward too.
Feel free to be as creative as you want when coming up with something you's like to see, even if it's not completely possible.
What about a sort a body or limb tubing that creates a vacuum inside surrounding the body/limb and is then filled with an oxygen-nutrient solution instead of casts and IV's?
Feel free to be as creative as you want when coming up with something you's like to see, even if it's not completely possible.
What about a sort a body or limb tubing that creates a vacuum inside surrounding the body/limb and is then filled with an oxygen-nutrient solution instead of casts and IV's?
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Peanut wrote:A drug or something (Nanorobots?) That restore Telomeres in your Dna.
Qin Shi Huang - Quest of immortality. He died of mercury poisoning given to him in pill-form by his alchemists while seeking eternal life.
He looked for the elixer of life and a 1000 yr old sorcerer (who he had apperantly met). That too must've been *twitch* the mercury...
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Yeah, but the chinese (as most people at that time) were dumb. They used to look at mercury and say: OMG ITS LIQUID SILVER! IMMA DRINKIN IT! Then die of poisoning. And it would take a lot of time until people figured drinking unknown substances might have unknown effects which usually involve death.
Anyway, I choose quantum computation. It isn't much what I'd really like to see, but seems to be the most clean, reasonable and non-violent suggestion that I have. Also, singularitarians would become a bit more important.
Anyway, I choose quantum computation. It isn't much what I'd really like to see, but seems to be the most clean, reasonable and non-violent suggestion that I have. Also, singularitarians would become a bit more important.
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Peanut wrote:chase02 wrote:A cure for cancer.
It's too late for that
Never too late. Actually, I believe that scientists have made notable advances having to do with something like a sea sponge on certain kinds of cancers in the last 10 years.
Topic - Limb reproduction like starfish. Genetic engineering?
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