Imagine anything, anything at all. It can make that. Well, it can make that if you have a Model that is willing to write up the program to make it.
Items such as Food, Clothes, furniture, machines, computers (called in this age, ports) abstract objects etc.
Now, when they first built one of these, there were only a few well respected, and closely scrutinized scientists who were, then, careful in their use of this technology. They came up with 1 code amongst themselves to ensure no real danger would come to anyone or anything. Avoid printing anything living, or anything that could hurt or damage the living. No animals, plants, virusus, or weapons of any sort. That didn’t last for long.
There were thousands of threads and online forums that proposed stirring debate, such as ‘Was printing a knife ok for cooking?” and “How does one define a weapon, could a baseball not be used as a weapon?” and the one that turned John Stevens into the most prolific figures of his time, “What if I have a disease, and only some kind of living bacteria/culture/cell is all that would keep me alive?”
Chapter 3 – The Final Frontier
