"What is your opinion on the nanobot theory? Could that be a possibility based on computing laws and parameters in the real world?"

"Seems plausible enough. I actually saw a demo video of something somewhat similar a while back. It was a collection of individual robots that were effectively small cubes (around 3-4" per side). They joined together to make a larger robot (that admittedly didn't do much on it's own, but this was a concept demo). If you walked up to it though and kicked it apart, the little cubes would slowly crawl back to each other and reassemble.

It also opens the door as to how the nanobots would communicate. In this demo, they did so wirelessly. Given that we've seen a T-1000 rejoin from many pieces that were not physically in contact, I'd suspect that some form of wireless/radio communication would need to be used too. If that's the case it does leave the door open to reprogramming, or possibly disabling, of T-1000's through wirelessly hacking into them :)."

"its complex now for you and your inferior technology, but for me, programming my Terminators, here in the future, its really child's play. Just bear in mind, we (oops, I mean they) already understand english as part of our infiltrator duties. We can translate into english naturally enough to fool humans. I mean, those terminaters can.

It only seems difficult because you guys in 2008 havent developed english comprehension yet, so it comes under the category of "Problem, hard".

My terminators can also learn Armenian in a couple of hours.



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