The power source is about 30 times heavier than the bee can carry. Here’s for hoping that they absolutely never are able to make this project work.
What? You don’t want bad actors hacking the bees and sending them inside your ears to cause fatal internal damage? Why are you against progress?!
Will happen anyway, so rather embrace it as early as possible so that we would be those bad actors and not the sucker good actors on the receiving end.
That’s not how that works though…
Actually that’s exactly how it works, never did it help against a weaponized technology to yell how immoral it is, while adopting it sometimes did.
According to all known laws of aviation, there is no way that a bee should be able to fly. Its wings are too small to get its fat little body off the ground. The bee, of course, flies anyways. Because bees don’t care what humans think is impossible.
Unfortunately, even though it sounds adorable, that’s a myth. There’s nothing about bees or bumblebees that would make their flight theoretically problematic.
The researchers are hoping that the tiny cyborg could allow the military to infiltrate hard-to-access space or be used in search and rescue missions to find survivors in natural disasters, according to a research paper.
In other words the researchers are clawing at reasons to justify their research. The Chinese military aren’t looking into this, following commands 9 out of 10 times isn’t reliable enough to even start development.
This is about as strategically useful as a bluetooh controlled robo-roach.
If you scale it up you can probably send more than one right? Send ten and nine work. That’s not nothing.
This seems cruel.
Y’all remember that #DeathTo Black Mirror episode?
