How can scientists be unable to mimic human movement completely? Our entire musculatory and bone system is know to science, and how it functions to create movement, so even though it would be complex, science shoule be able to mimic it, amirite?

+50 How can scientists be unable to mimic human movement completely? Our entire musculatory and bone system is know to science, and how it functions to create movement, so even though it would be complex, science shoule be able to mimic it, amirite?

by Anonymous 11 years ago

The thing is, we have tissue, while machines do not. We have cells designed for movement, machines have gears.

by Anonymous 11 years ago

I hate when people expect enormous things out of science. If you think it should be possible, figure it out yourself.

by Anonymous 11 years ago

And we know //how// we could expand a wormhole using dark energy to make time travel a possibility, so why don't we just DO IT? Cuz tools, that's why. People expect science to do too much. I fucking love science and I think it's almost magical don't get me wrong. You know how a body cell is constructed and reproduced, I bet you still couldn't make one. I know how a piano makes sound and different notes through vibration, but I couldn't build one. It takes more than just an understandment of something's movement to build it.

by Anonymous 11 years ago