Schon Dark Secret
In Unit One we defined what the natural sciences are. List 5 different natural sciences mentioned in the video and the context in which they are mentioned. (Example: Nanotechnology - molecular transistors may one day usher in a world of nanotechnology. Nanotechnology is the ability to manipulate matter at the scale of atoms and molecules.)
Biology: The impact to the human body of nanobots would be beneficial to health cures.
Chemistry: The knowledge of basic molecular relationships is explicit when mentioning this type of molecular technology.
Physics: The laws of motion affect the behavior of grey goo.
Earth Science: The weather implications and disaster prevention benefits were discussed as positive consequences of nanobot technology.
Biophysics: This specific field of natural science is the predominant arena for the study of nanotechnology as it is related to the human body.
Define Moore's Law and describe its effect on society.
According to the film "Moore's Law states that computer power doubles every eighteen months." This law appears to have been diminished in recent times, and the conclusion of the film supports this idea as well. However, if this rate of computing power continues, this event could make our dependency on computers inescapable. The great technology boom of the last ten years has shown changes. However, for economic purposes, it seems that society has not yet mastered their potential. This can be seen in the global financial crises of the last 4 years. The film points out that humanity and technology need to coexist in a balanced relationship or disasters may arise due to the failure of purposeful intent.
3. Describe and define what is meant by nanotechnology/nanobots.
Nanotechnology is the study of microscopically small implementations of technology. The benefits of this technology is that miniaturization of specific beneficial technology allows for more compact and efficient usage of computer technology. The nanobots specifically...
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