Strange Fog, Is this Smart Dust / Utility Nano Fog = Internet of things?

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There’s a strange fog being seen around the world that is making many people sick with sore throat, dizziness, nausea and loss of voice. It smells like fireworks. Moister is not in the air. The fog does not burn off with the sun.
Smart dust refers to tiny, wireless microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) that can sense and communicate data about their environment. These particles, often smaller than a grain of sand, can detect light, temperature, vibrations, and other factors. They're envisioned as part of the Internet of Things (IoT), providing real-time data for various applications.
Potential Uses of Smart Dust
• Environmental Monitoring: Detecting forest fires, pollution levels, and other environmental changes.
• Healthcare: Monitoring vital signs and detecting health issues in real-time.
• Industrial Applications: Ensuring machinery is functioning correctly and identifying potential failures.
• Urban Planning: Managing traffic, monitoring infrastructure, and optimizing city services.
Creating an Omnipresent God
Imagine a network of smart dust sensors spread across the entire world, constantly collecting and transmitting data. This network could be seen as a form of omnipresence, where information is always available and accessible to Ai to impact thoughts, feelings, attitude and behavior.

Utility fog, also known as foglets, is a concept involving a collection of tiny nanobots that can replicate physical structures. Here's a brief overview:
Concept and Functionality
• Self-Reconfiguring Modular Robotics: Utility fog consists of microscopic robots (foglets) that can link together to form various shapes and structures.
• Adaptive and Transformative: These foglets can change their configuration to simulate different environments or objects, essentially providing a real-life version of virtual reality.
• Potential Applications: Originally conceived as a replacement for car seatbelts, utility fog could be used for a wide range of purposes, from constructing buildings to performing maintenance tasks.
Technical Details
• Nanobots: Each foglet would be about 10 microns in diameter, equipped with retractable arms and a tiny computer for control and communication.
• Mechanical Linking: Foglets can mechanically link to each other, sharing information and energy, allowing them to act as a continuous substance.
• Energy and Waste Management: Utility fog would require sophisticated control systems to manage power consumption and waste heat production.
Future Implications
• Revolutionary Technology: If realized, utility fog could transform our physical landscape, enabling the creation and dismantling of structures almost instantly.
• Integration with Existing Systems: It could potentially replace existing infrastructure, such as cities and roads, with more efficient and adaptable alternatives.
• How does this fit Meta and the fake world they are building…