#nanomachines

[ko-core-o]

Zenith Visual Update

Now with 10% less ego, maybe!

[lorenzonuti]

Synthetic surface.

[vexwerewolf]

Senator Armstrong's nanomachines "harden in response to physical trauma," which means that he canonically gets horny when you punch him in the dick. In this TED talk I will

[wowwforever]

if I was revolver ocelot I’d also make those nanomachines that prevent you from saying “the patriots” prevent you from saying people’s deadnames as well.

“Oh look it’s LaLiLuLeLo!”

“He goes by Hal now, actually.”

[4-siza-4]

Drew this sometime ago but forgot to post

[naidje]

“I see the artifices of creation, everywhere. I see the craft-works in the air itself. I see the writing of the gods.”

Atyle from the lesbian zombie web serial Necroepilogos by @hungryhazel

Click for better quality.

[rhynerd]

Come on down to Vex's Mech and Memes, where we are having a grey goo-ification sale. Buy one lancer meme by @vexwerewolf, get a free voice-over by Rhynerd in the style of that one weird spokesman that keeps pestering Dave. Also, become nanites, because you bought a balor meme and it was not satisfied by the lack of nanites you were:

We hope you enjoy being nanites now, and that this amateur voice acting project has been entertaining for you.

[never-obsolete]

PC Mag - February 1994

[knaveofpentacles]

maybe tumblr's not the best place to ask for this advice but can someone please reccomend me some of the best universities to do a master's in nanomachines?

[arriving-at-new-equilibrium]

Human hemoglobin has a molecular weight of about 64,500 Daltons. A single hemoglobin molecule carries up to four oxygen molecules (32Da each), so 128Da of oxygen. This is less than 1/500th of the hemoglobin's mass!

It tickles me that hemoglobin is like a giant piece of industrial equipment carefully handling a few tiny little workpieces at a time.

[assortedasurathings]

Eve Self-repairing After another Total Obliteration Test.

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STANDING HERE

[zaddyazula]

unintentionally and accidentally beat metal gear rising on its 10th anniversary

[windsails]

nanomachines can do anything. they are the answer to every single problem

[the-colorator]

the fat cats at Big Loaf don’t want you to know that there’s nano machines hidden in the bread that gives you magnet powers for forever

[internutter]

Challenge #03857-J205: Taken For Granted

They never notice when we come to their world. Our bodies and faces are so nondescript as to be completely... forgettable. These nanomachines we carry, slowly going into their human resources, curing diseases, treating injuries, ensuring health despite the lack of infrastructure. And these healthy people rising up when they realize their CEOs are actively trying to keep them sick and weak. Breakdown of a society is sad, but the rebuild is always so satisfying. -- Anon Guest

Something horrible is happening to innocent people. Something must be done about it. When a Deregger world is about to implode, it seems like the leaders have a very specific agenda: to run the survivors into such a state of ill health that their recovery steals as much resources as possible from the Alliance during the reclamation.

Such a pity that they never learned that the Alliance is a post-scarcity society.

Unfortunately for the CRC - the Cogniscent Rights Committee - there's no scarcity of Deregger worlds that are on the implosion spiral. Fortunately for the victims, there's agents like us. Bland-ins.

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