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[–] [deleted] 3 years ago

When you are able to assemble on an atomic scale then a lot is possible so who knows?

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[–] [deleted] 3 years ago

About 8 years

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[–] Kowalski (60191) 3 years ago

YES

[–] MickyMac (2966) 3 years ago

What I can gather from other sources the liquid metal has nanites. Other Terminator's like the TX and Rev 9 have an endoskeleton with liquid metal over skin, which are a step backwards to the T-1000 unless the TX is an earlier model.

[–] moviechatterer (13519) 3 years ago

maybe the nanites have a shit battery life and without the exoskeleton the t1000 goes all floppy after a couple of days.
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