Dampylle
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Dampylle
ther eis a flaw to your logic nights
the first is that... well to be blunt, Bioengineering is insanley expensive, especially gene sequencing.
think about it.... how much money does it take to engeneer something basic like corn, and how long does it take to adapt and engineer it into a functioning straing
now apply that R&D to something being altered in a way to do something other than it was originally intended to
the cost to develop it will be high, as will the production cost itself..... it will make the price increase for B-DVD look a lot more appealing
the price means that this sort of tech will not be feasable for mass production or market use for quite some time
the first is that... well to be blunt, Bioengineering is insanley expensive, especially gene sequencing.
think about it.... how much money does it take to engeneer something basic like corn, and how long does it take to adapt and engineer it into a functioning straing
now apply that R&D to something being altered in a way to do something other than it was originally intended to
the cost to develop it will be high, as will the production cost itself..... it will make the price increase for B-DVD look a lot more appealing
the price means that this sort of tech will not be feasable for mass production or market use for quite some time
X'D I was just showing it to people, its not like im support it or anything
just thought it was interesting
I just wanted to point out that while this idea bears promise.... its cost is quite high in terms of development and production
plus you know about the whole "Holographic" disk tech that is in the works using dual beams (red adn blue)
by the time this is ready the holographic disk will be a more cost affective solution
I would imagine that this Protein Disk will be what comes in either in the generation following B-DVD or possably even the one after that
