7 Chris Phoenix 03-10-2003 01:26 PM ET (US) Yes, teenagers. Demonstrate to me computer viruses, worms, and trojans aren't a problem, or provide evidence that they're not created largely by teenagers, and I'll retract the word. If you don't see the harm a script kiddie could do to his neighbors and the environment with a toolbox full of predesigned microscopic spy devices and deep-ocean self-replicators (the easiest kind to make, and the hardest to clean up), then you don't have much imagination. Comments to cphoenix@CRNano.org 6 degustibus 03-09-2003 07:26 PM ET (US) Sounds like a job for Commander Poindexter, whose ethics are clearly sufficently nano. Stand ready to be Poindexterized. Edited 03-09-2003 07:27 PM 5 Stefan Jones 03-08-2003 11:53 PM ET (US) We've already got one Wiley. And it's worked extremely well, apparently. 4 Wiley Wiggins 03-08-2003 10:09 PM ET (US) I think we need a special organization to make sure that fairy-dust and leprechaun-magic are not used for evil as well. 3 RodMcGuire 03-08-2003 05:38 PM ET (US) I think a tinfoil suit would adequately protect my body from being turned into a mass of grey goo. 2 QrazyQat 03-08-2003 04:40 PM ET (US) Teenagers? Bah! What about 7-year-olds? My folks went apoplectic when we got those cowboy, farm, and army sets with 200 plastic figures. What are parents going to do when their kids dump a 8"x12"x3" box of nano-toys out on the living room rug? What is that -- like a billion pieces? 1 David Mercer 03-08-2003 04:19 PM ET (US) Yes! Teenagers! What other class is as irresponsible as dictators, criminals and terrorists? :-)	Upgrade to PRO Upload pictures, personalize your board, and more! About these ads