"The principles of physics, as far as I can see, do not speak against the possibility of maneuvering things atom by atom. It is not an attempt to violate any laws; it is something, in principle, that can be done; but in practice, it has not been done because we are too big." – Richard Fynman
In Metal Gear Solid 4, an advanced battlefield control network called "Sons of the Patriots" monitors and enhances the performance of soldiers deployed in combat via nanomachines injected in their body. Octo-camo, a form of smart camouflage, can replicate both the pattern and texture of any surface it comes in contact with. Even with the rapid development of modern nanotechnology, it all sounds little bit far-fetched doesn't it? What if I told you it wasn't?
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OMG, I never thought there were people that hated the MGS series with such a passion! Just look at that comment section, is a warzone of hipsters debating who has read the most literature and who has the most studies to truly judge the grade of the writing in the MGS games.
edit: And then I continue reading and I can't believe that there is a guy (DocSeuss, the Conquering Hero) saying that he is better than Kojima and that he can easily create a better series than MGS, with better story and gameplay. And that Kojima doesn't know what's he is doing. And the funny thing is that he is so serious about it and other people are actually respecting his opinion and agreeing with him. I feel like I'm in the Twilight Zone. 0__0'
MGS is the best single player franchise for me.
We're 2 feet away from each other and could just whisper...
Let's switch to nano-communication just in case anybody's listening, though.
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Hahaha i remember that annoying mission from MGS:2 about finding out who was Ames :P
If in doubt, or something doesn't make sense, nanomachines are responsible.