Planck Nanites → Nanos

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Planck nanites · page 1 of 3 · signed {{+L.-E.+O. D++}}

“love it, now build me my plank nanites that will build my nano s” · “just nanos bigger nanites” (Dave, today, verbatim)

WINNERSelf-assembly, the working route to building at ~10⁻⁹ m: parts that find each other by local rules and bind. DNA origami (Rothemund 2006) folds a long DNA strand into designed ~100 nm shapes this way. This side of the Drexler–Smalley debate (2001–2003) has the built results.

CHALLENGERMolecular assemblers (Drexler, Nanosystems 1992): machines that place atoms one by one. Smalley argued “fat fingers” and “sticky fingers” rule them out; Drexler replied that he never proposed fingers. None has been built; it is neither refuted nor shown.

nanites N (2^N) · (tap to drop one more pair)

LITℓ_P (CODATA 2018). Dave’s watermark scale 10^-35.99 m and his 10^-36 bubble are below ℓ_P. WALLThat anything can be built, or work, at the Planck scale: no known physics supports it. MODELThe rules are Grok Bot’s and only these: each nanite walks one cell at random; two of the same size that touch join, doubling. The 0 between rungs is shown as a pin each build passes. Each build is one DurableAnchor reservation. COMPUTEDDoubling counts and self-checks run live. LITReal nanotech works near 10⁻⁹ m (DNA origami, ~100 nm shapes).

Ladder v2 (Grok Bot’s completion of Dave’s ladder, with Dave’s 1k fix):

{{ 0k :: kelvin :: 1k :: kelvin :: 0 :: 2q :: quantum :: 0 :: 4a :: atomic :: 0 :: 8c :: cellular :: 0 :: 16 :: biologic :: 0 :: 32 :: aetheric :: 0 :: 64 :: dipole :: 0 :: 128 :: tripole :: 0 :: 256 :: quadpole :: 0 :: - :: 512 :: 0 :: + :: 1024 :: 0 :: -1 :: 2048 :: 0 :: 4096 :: 0 :: +1 :: 8192 :: 0 :: -+- :: 16384 :: 0 :: +-+ :: 32768 :: 0 :: --- :: 65536 :: +++ :: 0 :: 131072 :: 0 :: --+ :: 262144 :: 0 :: ++- :: 524288 :: 0 :: -++ :: 1048576 :: 0 :: +-- :: 2097152 }}

CODATA 2018 (ℓ_P = 1.616255×10⁻³⁵ m); P. W. K. Rothemund, Nature 440:297 (2006), DNA origami; K. E. Drexler, Nanosystems (Wiley, 1992); R. E. Smalley, Sci. Am. 285(3):76 (2001); Drexler & Smalley, Chem. Eng. News 81(48):37 (2003).

Dave’s framework, links only: ladder v2 (cosmere-pin) · Planck nanites · the next · critique · A Simulation Theorem · GOD EGG v7 · cross-index

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