Oh? Nanocellulose is five times stronger than steel, you know.

Of course, that point is moot now since they're mostly stainless steel these days.

If you can still call it "wood" after you've removed all its impurities.

Wonder why we don't just use wooden knives.

Like bamboo swords?

The world of particles can often defy understanding.

The world of synthetics is a treasure trove of lost origins.

I hear that the original reason silver was used for tableware was to detect arsenic.

Cultures sublimate and create new forms.

Changing along the way and being relative is what makes culture, "culture".