What Does It Mean?
Blood
/bluhd/
noun
The red fluid circulating through your body, responsible for carrying oxygen, nutrients, and in the near future, microscopic robots. Blood has been a symbol of life, sacrifice, and family bonds since the dawn of civilization. In a medical technology context, it's the highway system that nanobots will use to commute to work inside your body. Rush hour is going to get weird.
Usage: "What's in your blood?" "Mostly hemoglobin." "And in ten years?" "Mostly robots."
Nanobots
/NAN-oh-botz/
noun, plural
Robots built at the nanometer scale — approximately one-billionth of a meter, or roughly 1/80,000th the width of a human hair. So small that they make bacteria look like SUVs. Designed to perform tasks at the molecular level, including drug delivery, tissue repair, and making every science fiction writer from the last fifty years feel extremely vindicated.
Usage: "The nanobots will fix the problem." "Which problem?" "All of them, eventually. That's sort of the pitch."
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