GRAY GOO

>>8989180
HOW COULD WE DEFEAT THEM?

>>8989180
Good luck, I'm under 20,000 leagues of the sea.

>>8989184
>he thinks the sea is lacking in organic material

>>8989183
DIVE

>>8989191
These nanomachines won't survive under that pressure.

I would invent this just for the lulz tbqh fampai.

>>8989180

We already have those they're called bacteria you nigger

Is this shit even remotely plausible? How can you convert grass and dead animal carcasses to copper and lithium for the essential components?

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>>8989183
You don't. You hide away human embryos in deep inside an underground bunker that will be grown to maturity by an AI. That way you can wait for the machines to run out of biomass and die off.

>>8989180
We already have those and...... >>8989220 brother?

>>8989180
Can we at least make them a more attractive color?

>>8990997
We could make them hot pink so faggots won't feel bad

>>8989183
EMP

>>8989221
Mini Fusion Reactors, you fucking imbecile. c'mon dingus ya gotta think sometimes

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>>8989180
Oh hey I posted that! It's almost as if it's replicating!
>>8989220
>>8989673
the thing is we could make nanotech that's more efficient at converting sunlight to stuff than plants meaning the nanotech would outcompete plants and natural organisms. Because the stuff wouldn't be stuff natural organisms could digest whole biosphere is fucked.

>>8989221
Nanotech. You can make just about everything you need from organic compounds. IE diamond and shit.

>>8989197
bullshit, current plan call for them to be made out of diamond, there is no light for power though
>>8991034
Good luck with that my nanomachines are using mechanical rod logic! The only way to destroy these nanomachines would be with neutron bombs.

>>8989183
In truth, you can't. We suck at controlling stuff that replicates today like diseases and invasive species.

With nanomachines, the only ways one could conceivable kill them would be with high radiation and/or heat. It would be very hard to heat/irradiate everything. It is possible that a few nanomachine particles would escape.

>>8989180
Isn't this what bacteria does naturally though? Consume and reproduce. Just because something is artificial doesn't mean it's better. I don't think this is a realistic scenario.