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A solar-powered plane takes off
(economist.com)
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Climate change and geoengineering
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Ford goes zero-emissions with a Pedego electric bike
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More bang for your buck
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Electricity-free air conditioning
(economist.com)
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12y ago
I'm gonna say the article "Should Digital Monopolies be Broken Up", in the Economist, is a much more informative article.
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Should digital monopolies be broken up?
(economist.com)
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The Interview: Joni Mitchell
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Neuroscience Reveals the Secrets of Meditation’s Benefits
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Shor's algorithm
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The illusion of time: past, present and future all exist together [video]
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Medicare: Not Such a Budget-Buster Anymore
(nytimes.com)
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NASA could use 'swarmies' to explore other worlds
(csmonitor.com)
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Before Present
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13y ago
Completely unpersuasive. Bitcoin, or some other digital currency, will enable the selling of wisdom (different than information) in a free market as Ted Nelson originally envisioned when he coined the term "Hypertext", which isn&#
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13y ago
The title is just link bait. Very annoying.
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13y ago
This is clearly low-quality flame-bait IMHO. Sophisticated math in the middle doesn't impress me.
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13y ago
So, I can feel bummed for the guy, but my understanding of what happened here is that he accidentally threw out something incredibly valuable. Don't blame the victim for his stupidity, but don't feel required to reimburse him, ei