While it isn’t intended as food, Clancy says that it should be safe to eat, but is reticent to talk about having tried it. “It’s an ethical quandary to talk about scientific self-experimentation,” he says. “But, hypothetically, one might expect it to be chewier than you’d expect.”

[…]

Such material could be woven into bandages that allow air and moisture to pass freely, but keep bacteria out, says Clancy.

Mmm, bandage al extra dente.

Now scientists just need to work on creating the worlds smallest meatball.

Smh, these scientist should know that when it gets thin enough, it's called Angel Hair, not spaghetti.

Company's code base be like

This is a real boon for cannibals

[...]too small to see with the naked eye[...]

I love this part

Finally!