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Re: Dumb question...

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Originally Posted by RyanCahoon View Post
But what happens if it's not actually a capacitor, but a piece of NAND Flash memory using quantum tunnel injection?

Actually I have no idea what the answer is.

Here's an interesting concept however: If you pick up enough static from the regolith, can you get enough weight in extra electrons to give you a significant advantage over the competition? That all assumes you're not actually losing electrons to the floor instead...

--Ryan
If you lose that much weight in electrons, you had better be prepared for one heluva static shock when you pick up the robot again.
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