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With all this talk about space elevators and whatnot, people seem to have forgotten a good purpose for carbon nanotubes. The strongest dental floss ever could be produced. Because of its incredible strength it would soon become the most useful stuff after duct tape. Imagine: "OH, well... I don't have
any rope but I can tow your car with this dental floss in my pocket". Makes an ideal present, and an easily disposable murder weapon. Yes... nanotube dental floss will be grand.
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And will provide an incentive to produce nanotubes for cheap! |
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I gotta pay more attention to stupid spelling errors, any good ideas for that? |
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Even when nanotube becomes as cheap as dental floss, I doubt it would be suitable for that purpose. |
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[brewer] We all make mistakes. I should no. |
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On the plus side, it will help keep your teeth their whitest. On the minus-- it might cut your head off. |
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Reading that gave me the same sensation as watching someone chew on a ball of tin foil.
Have you ever seen how fast a wire saw can cut through a tree trunk. Ouch. |
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[copy].....[Start]->[Programs]->[Microsoft Office]->[Microsoft Word]...[paste]....[tools]->[Spellcheck] |
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If the blue sky you see in nanotube applications was being hyped by a mining company then I'd ask, "Who's gonna save me?" |
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Wouldn't it cut your gums up? |
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