If the U.S. could manufacture large-scale products with high flexibility, high quality, and extremely low cost, it would possess an economic driver much larger than the whole of computing technology in the last quarter century. This is not an exaggeration, nor is it a description of a free lunch. It is the recognition of an economic opportunity that will accrue to any country that develops molecular manufacturing first.
~Neil Jacobstein, Ralph Merkle, Robert Freitas
Balancing the National Nanotechnology Initiative's R&D Portfolio
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