Arthur Noll In an earlier article, the Pilgrim and Jamestown experience that led to our American Thanksgiving holiday was discussed. In part, it was said and I quote: The history of […]
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Why do we need IT!
Timothy Wilken I am very excited about Dean Kamen’s new invention. When word first leaked of the existence of a new transportation device this past April, excitement flared up with […]
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Andrew J. Galambos “Humans develop evermore powerful knowledge and therefore evermore powerful tools. When tools are used to harm other humans they are called weapons. Since human knowledge can grow […]
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Joseph George Caldwell The thesis of my book Can America Survive? is that when fossil fuels deplete (over the next few decades), the global human population of Earth will drop […]
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Kamen’s Personal Transportation Device
By Amy Harmon New York Times Online The mystery transportation device being developed by the award-winning inventor Dean Kamen—the subject of continuous fevered speculation since provocative clues and predictions surfaced […]
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Reinventing the Wheel
John Heilemann TIME.COM “Come to me!” On a quiet Sunday morning in Silicon Valley, I am standing atop a machine code-named Ginger–a machine that may be the most eagerly awaited […]
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Bonnie Goodell The Polynesians provide interesting models of what happens to populations when a new source of easy protein is discovered. I think these case histories could easily be applied […]
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Dean Koontz Not one day in anyone’s life is an uneventful day, no day without profound meaning, no matter how dull and boring it might seem, no matter whether you […]
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Arthur Noll Some say there is nothing interesting on the internet. But, I’ve found the thinking at this web site to be very interesting. It presents a simple theory by physicist, Lewis […]
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Timothy Wilken A character in the Dean Koontz’ novel From the Corner of His Eye, Reverend Harrison White explains: “Each smallest act of kindness reverberates across great distances and spans […]
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