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Comments on What would be the potential of cellular cybernetics and it be more or less practical than nanoscopic robotics

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What would be the potential of cellular cybernetics and it be more or less practical than nanoscopic robotics Question

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So as I was thinking about characterizations I started thinking about cybernetics, and I started to wonder about the concept of cellular cybernetics and what the possibilities of such technology would be. Now I know basic stuff such as maybe being able to regenerate and possibly form machines but that's usually with nanoscopic robots such as nanites and such, so it made me wonder if it would be worth the trouble to graft cybernetic technology onto individual cells vs just injecting nanoscopic robots into the bloodstream.

What I'm looking for is what could be the potential possibilities for adding cybernetics machinery to a single cell and doing the same process to every cell in the body, what would be the possible ramifications of such technology, and frankly would it even be necessary since the only possibilities I see with nanoscopic cybernetics could also be achieved through nanoscopic robotics as previously stated or even just regular cybernetic implants.

Note: I only put the tag of worldbuilding because I couldn't find a tag for science fiction or cybernetic technology, if anyone knows the proper tags for a question like this I would appreciate it.

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Candidate for a "workshop"/"exploration" category? (16 comments)
I'm proposing a convention via tag rename: `category-whatever` means the post is intended for the `wh... (4 comments)
What's the question? (1 comment)
I'm proposing a convention via tag rename: `category-whatever` means the post is intended for the `wh...
Monica Cellio‭ wrote 16 days ago

I'm proposing a convention via tag rename: category-whatever means the post is intended for the whatever category on the indicated proposal (worldbuilding in this case). I'll make a meta post for more visibility.

Melchizadek ‭ wrote 16 days ago

Monica Cellio‭ hm ok so it's like when it comes to questions about something admittedly fictional but not necessarily worldbuilding, yeah that could work just as well as exploration, cause I'll be honest I'm a curious nerd with a bunch of questions so just asking questions to satisfy nerdy curiosity without labeling it as worldbuilding (though quite a few questions are for such purposes) would be nice

Monica Cellio‭ wrote 16 days ago

Every incubator post should indicate the proposal already. I'm suggesting a second tag for the category in that proposal, if the proposal has other categories. By "workshop", I mean the sorts of posts talked about in https://proposals.codidact.com/posts/292481 and https://proposals.codidact.com/posts/293153.

Melchizadek ‭ wrote 16 days ago

Monica Cellio‭ oh ok, yeah I guess that actually makes sense in the long run, in fact I think I saw you talking about having it at the very top in Discord, that way people see not only the question but also the tag for it right away do they know heat they're looking at.