Nanobots in Oncology, page-5

I accept that you and I are not going to get on...
...and your 10 upvoters

I am not here to waste anyone's time, and I believe Race will be a life changer for me and my family.
What I am here to do is ensure my investment thesis is sound.

I posted this as a genuine set a questions to potential and new emerging technology.

I spent 20 years in the IT industry and I have seen tremendous advances in tech over that time. Even if you don't have IT knowledge you can track advances in technology thru really simple reviews such as the price of a 1 Terabyte Drive. When I first started tracking these circa 20 years ago they were about $800ea. now you can buy them in a very small portable format for circa $20. In the early eighties the biggest drives I saw were 456mb and you could fit 3 in a cabinet the size of your washing machine!

For me, nanotech in oncology is entirely possible, and as described, is a potential threat to the drug market. How far way is it remains to be seen. but I am interested to know.

Good luck to you.