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Microrobots to the rescue?

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Acid reflux.  Sounds terrible, right?   Where does this acid come from?   Our stomachs, of course.  The acid level in our stomach is critical to breaking down those foods we ingest, so that enzymes can get the nutrients from our food.  And, if we ingest a pathogen or two, then the acid milieu makes toast of them.   Of course, that same acid means that many of the pills we take to feel better or repair our physiological problems get destroyed, too.

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Let the light shine in…

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You know I’ve said many times that science fiction is great stuff.  Because we just suspend reality just a smidge- and then create things that can one day be real.  Now, most sci-fi tomes deal with realities we hope come true (and some with dark visions, which serve as warnings if we screw things up badly), but I’m talking about technology dreaming, not the urban planning kind of sci-fi.

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