Mad Scientists

The Silicon Dynamics laboratory had just finished the first batch of nanites. Dr. Cranston picked up the small 1 inch tube. Inside were countless nanobots that looked like a fluid grey goo.

"Finally!" He exclaimed, "After decades of research and failed prototypes I've done it."

"We did it," said his assistant, Anne was an unpaid intern that made the major breakthroughs. She was in her twenties, but had insight that the 75 year old Dr. Cranston only wished he could have.

She plucked the tube from Dr. Cranston's hands. "Just think," she said, "With this vial we can regrow damaged tissue."

She placed it gingerly on edge of the doctor's desk. Next to it lay the Bluetooth tablet that could control the nanobots.

"Ha!" Dr. Cranston scoffed, "Mere parlor tricks compared to its true purpose!"