JS> > JS> > Nanotechnology is still many decades away.
JS> > JS>Pessimist.
JS> > Then give me proof that nanotechnology is here. I would welcome that
JS> > idea imidiatelly.
JS>We are aware of its potential, and are actively working on it. Therefore,
JS>I would venture to guess we are not decades away, but only a dozen years
JS>or so. Why do you think it will take decades?
Because the smaller things get, the more we deal with the quantum world
and not the classic one. There are major hurdles that need to be
overcome. To effectively use nanotechnology, we must understand and
control individual atoms and even quarks (subatomic). The the laws of
physics are completely different at those distances than the "classical"
ones.
 * SLMR 2.1a * We all live in a yellow subroutine.
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