Self-Assembling Nanotechnology in the $h0t?

In this video I discuss signs/evidence of nanotechnology found in $h0ts, and then dig into some scientific research on micro/nano robotics.

00:00 Nanotechnology?
00:37 Problems with study
01:20 Real evidence?
02:10 Nano-robots
03:30 Graphene Oxide
04:00 Controlling humans
04:49 The real purpose of this tech?

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