Shut Up and Get Some Work Done

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Richard Jones picks up on Tim Harpers review of 2004 and raises an important point about the way that science is (wrongly) viewed with suspicion by those in the molecular nanotechnology community. More than ever, its time for those on the Drexlerian wing to stop squabbling and modelling and start testing and refining theory theories.

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