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by cde-v 8y ago
Even if a sufficiently advanced civ out there is using something like quantum entanglement, they mostly likely didn't just jump from smoke signals to quantum entanglement. So we might be catching signals from the say 500 years while th
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by cde-v 8y ago
> Compared to almost any other industry, women are underrepresented in technology. Except for the many industries where women dominate like: Preschool and kindergarten education Nursing Accounting Social Work Psychology
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by cde-v 8y ago
No one cares... unless you have the money to make them care.
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by cde-v 9y ago
"Most of his science output was in a bunch of nonfiction books that I'm not even sure are still in print, and he had a rep for churning out books on every subject at lightning speed, rather than for great insight." The Intell
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by cde-v 9y ago
Not who you were asking, but coming from someone how has read the Foundation series and Dune multiple times (only books I have ever reread): The Expanse series by James S. A. Corey The Culture series by Iain M. Banks
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by cde-v 9y ago
Replying to my own comment since I'm too late to edit. Just read the regs people, the barriers are not as low as the little bit of anecdotal evidence in this thread are suggesting. https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-regs&
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by cde-v 9y ago
Honestly, as evidenced by the rabid response above, reading the actual regulations is the best way to understand this topic. https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-regs/research_credit_basic_sec41...
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by cde-v 9y ago
No... one of the requirements is "research which is undertaken for the purpose of discovering information which is technological in nature"
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by cde-v 9y ago
I agree with all but your first sentence... I think you are just underestimating what topics can have peer reviewed scientific papers written about them. http://ac.els-cdn.com/S235197891500013X/1-s2.0-S235197891500...
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by cde-v 9y ago
As an accountant I have had to shoot attempts at claiming this credit down time and time again. Unless you are doing cutting edge/novel research into AI, machine learning, quantum computing, etc you will not qualify for the credit. Thi