It's the shit the Borg use to assmilate people on Star Trek.

 

hah, its like improving everyday items by inserting microscopic stuff into the material. like the stainless, odorless, wrinkleless khakis pants. still only 38 bux. You dont even hav to wash ur pants but u may want to for bacteria.

 

oh

that makes sense, star trek is too technical for bush

 

they should do that to jeans

nanotechnology is the manipulation of small paritcles, on the molecular level, iirc,

 

^ what he said

 

just imagine what it'll do for the medical community. they can break down cancer, or rebuild a vital part/gland/bone of the body!

MONEY!!!

 

:sad: i'm too young to buy stock...am i?

 

Nope I'm not sure how it is on other sites, but I registered on etrade.com under my dads main account. It's under my name, I deposited the funds, I make the trades, you just need someone over 18 to put up some form of collateral I believe.

 

yea, invest into nanotechnology right now becuz it will definetely grow. If you doubt that it will grow and crash like the dot com boom, then let me ask you this: Who doesnt want wrinkless, odorless, stainless clothing?

 

its more than that... basically nano tech is itsy bitsy tiny robots that are smaller than the human eye.. some of the places they'll be used are for heart problems.. they can be injected and clear out and obstructions. my uncle's friend is big into it at Rochester... which has a nano department that is making some huge leaps.

he was telling me that in the future they will make tv's out of this stuff that you can roll up like a blanket and store whever you want.

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