*Desire to Push forward
*Early physicists
*Difference engine
*Analytical
Engine

*Manipulation of
Molecules
*fifty Nano meters
* Size of the tip of a human hair
*constantly evolving

*Dangers of
Nanotechnology
*spontaneous release of energy
*self-replicating nanobots
*Risk of the unknown

* The Society of
Scientific
Exploration
*a professional organization of scientists and scholars
*over 800 members
*watches over everything that is written or invented

*Carbon nanotubes
*protective gear for soldiers
*nanofluids being used as heat transfer fluids
*coated aluminum being used in electronic devices

*suits for the financial elite
*strongest fibers in the world
*Lighter than Kevlar stronger than steel

*development of new medicines
*manipulate viruses and proteins
*obtain and store solar energy better
*advancements in alternative energies

*cleaner alternative energies
*more efficient
*more affordable
*environmentally friendly

*Improving standard of living
*Countries racing to be “first”
*Dictates speed of development

*No clear definition
*Vague laws with many loopholes
*Need for proper regulations

* Nanoenhanced foods
*Rich and
Poor country gaps
*Genetic
Pollution
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)
*Less human jobs

*Too “God-Like”
*Nanotechnology as weapons
*Nanotechnology uncontrollable

*Magazines engage youth
*Youtube videos teaching Nano
*Mainstream media lacking in coverage.
*Higher Education
Pushing for
Nanotechnology

*Cleaner fuel
*Molecular disease detection
*New
Drugs
*Smaller
Faster
Computers

*Lack of Education
*Fear of Unknown
*Hollywood feeds
Fears
*Cloning Debates and Fears

*Public Advisory
Boards
*Unknowable
Long Term Effects
*Improved
Regulatory
Controls
Advancing What is Needed and
Profitable

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