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PHVSICS OF THE IMPOSSIBLE
Within this century it might be possible to use a thought-driven apparatus to manipulate room-temperature superconductors and perform
feats that would be indistinguishable from magic. And by the next century it might be possible to rearrange the molecules in a macroscopic
object. This makes psychokinesis a Class I impossibility.
The key to this technology, some scientists claim, is to create
nanobots with artificial intelligence. But before we can create tiny molecular-sized robots, there is a more elementary question: can robots
exist at all?
PHVSICS OF THE IMPOSSIBLE
Within this century it might be possible to use a thought-driven apparatus to manipulate room-temperature superconductors and perform
feats that would be indistinguishable from magic. And by the next century it might be possible to rearrange the molecules in a macroscopic
object. This makes psychokinesis a Class I impossibility.
The key to this technology, some scientists claim, is to create
nanobots with artificial intelligence. But before we can create tiny molecular-sized robots, there is a more elementary question: can robots
exist at all?