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and for the possibility that something will go
wrong and we won't
be able to roll back.
Just to clarify, I meant to make a natural
amoeba grow artificialy without dividing.
Not to grow an "artificial amoeba" although
that could be a cool idea in and of itself.
and when I say giant
I mean like 2 meters or
more.
Big!
https://a-z-animals...anism-in-the-world/
Some single-cell critters are already rather large... [neutrinos_shadow, Jun 22 2022]
The physical limit of cell sizes
https://www.pnas.or...e%20surface%20area.
[pashute, Jun 22 2022]
[link]
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You can't mimic it in a plausible way artificially, and there's a
maximum size to a real cell. Maybe some kind of magnifying
device...? |
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I have no idea what this idea is about but I really |
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like the Amoeba link.[ns] Rather educational. |
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I added clarification. hth |
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