josiahwarren

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   by josiahwarren 12y ago

   Assuredly so. Why not? Journalism and Science are all about extrapolation, in part or whole. That's how you get good books, good inventions and good science.
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   by josiahwarren 12y ago

   What I was suggesting is that this would empirically favor quantum decoherence over waveform collapse. The ability to subsequently control quantum decoherence allows for its patterns to be recorded and reproduced; i.e. an ability which woul
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   by josiahwarren 12y ago

   If this is successful it will be a great leap for Many-Worlds and perhaps even a precursor to time travel.
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   by josiahwarren 12y ago

   It's agenda-based. The reality is that if they gave Hitler a spot on the board most Dropbox users would not care
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   by josiahwarren 12y ago

   Probably unlikely as successful apps appear to be headed in the direction of freemium and paid apps appear to be headed the way of the dog.
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   by josiahwarren 12y ago

   Phrases in this article that constitute nothing less than absolute blind misses and lapses in journalistic judgment: "Welcome to the latest political fashion among the California Confederacy: total corporate despotism." Well, we&#