Where do you see the world in 40 years? Are we going to trust these gorgeous mobile phones or are we going to give such technological devices such a technological sense? According to James Burke, who talks about the BBC program, the Nanofabriker will be installed at the earliest 2042. These factories are "all" that will enable us to "do what we want". Thinking You can do anything in the future, including 3D printers, food and raw materials. Burke dreamed of the future.
Despite the fact that computers were a Koskoca factory many years ago, these nanofabrikers that fit today's cell are getting smaller over the years. You can think of a model car designed for you by flying like a miniature nanofebriken drone. If you have a car, you can make a steak that smells good.
All you have to do is use the machine and the raw material that this machine will use. You can make a very good meal using raw materials such as soil and water. In the end, these foods come from somewhere. In fact, we can produce all kinds of material by taking the world as a raw material and positioning the atoms correctly.
The machine technically absorbs the raw materials and divides them into molecules, making them what you want. This could be a phone, a flying car or a tangerine.
I think there's a little bit of noise on the top, but nobody believed that smartphones we could not cut 50 years ago would prove to be true. But now the information that we have instant access to the whole world has reached incredible proportions.
The world system changes
Of course, the discovery of such a machine will be the biggest discovery after Internet. This machine, which turns the Internet's access to information into real physical objects, will change as most of the countries we know will be destroyed and in balance. I'm talking about billions of products sold here in the world. Thousands of professions will die and some professions will emerge. Thanks to these machines and the power of subatomic particles, we can make space travel with more suitable fuels and raw materials are brought to the world from a distance. Perhaps the free countries like Asgardia in space will really make themselves. In such a future, designers will be the most valuable profession. Instead of buying a product, we are moving towards the templates developed by the designers.
The emergence of nanofabrin means that humans will not be dependent on the world. Because with these tools we can produce water and air shields. For example, imagine that we only need a few sources and nanofactors to place Mars. We can build huge cities using Mars's resources.
What do you think will happen when the world is shaped like this? I expect your comments.
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