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I wonder about a scenario, where AI development suffered a major drawback, and there is a civil war in an underground city.
So close range combat will be an option. What could be the best equipment for an elite warrior?
I thought about the following : nuclear battery for powered armor, armor made of carbon nanotubes and silicate cells, the later can regenerate the armor by consuming dust. Rockets can be ignited for fast thrust, fuel can be generated from air and possibly dead bodies.
Jammers on tentacles, if a missile try to track jamming signal, it only destroys a tentacle. Small shotguns arranged like spikes of a cactus.
I read that while theoretically, a carbon nanotube blade with the width of single molecule can cut through metal (especially with superhuman strength), but metallic bonds can reattach themselves. So alone, it might not good against robotic enemies. But what if the blade could drive a strong current to the electronics under the armor, and that would cause the robot to collapse or explode?
So close range combat will be an option. What could be the best equipment for an elite warrior?
I thought about the following : nuclear battery for powered armor, armor made of carbon nanotubes and silicate cells, the later can regenerate the armor by consuming dust. Rockets can be ignited for fast thrust, fuel can be generated from air and possibly dead bodies.
Jammers on tentacles, if a missile try to track jamming signal, it only destroys a tentacle. Small shotguns arranged like spikes of a cactus.
I read that while theoretically, a carbon nanotube blade with the width of single molecule can cut through metal (especially with superhuman strength), but metallic bonds can reattach themselves. So alone, it might not good against robotic enemies. But what if the blade could drive a strong current to the electronics under the armor, and that would cause the robot to collapse or explode?