Three years ago, Lee Spievack sliced off the tip of his finger in the propeller of a hobby shop airplane. What happened next, Andrews reports, propelled him into the future of medicine. Spievack’s brother, Alan, a medical research scientist, sent him a special powder and told him to sprinkle it on the wound. “I powdered [...]
Read more →61. “It is important for us to understand the causes of poverty.” No. There are no causes of poverty. It is the rest state, that which happens when you don’t do anything. If you want to experience poverty, just do nothing and it will come. To ask what causes poverty is like asking what causes [...]
Read more →http://discovermagazine.com/2008/mar/21-the-extinct-human-species-that-was-smarter-than-us hm. and died out. damn.
Read more →http://news.zdnet.com/2422-13568_22-192842.html short video, basically it’s a pocket of gas and some kind of heating device that might be microwave-like RF device. Not coming to flashlights any time soon, but for street lighting, stadiums etc?
Read more →Frans de Waal stands in a watchtower at the Yerkes National Primate Research Center north of Atlanta, talking about war. As three hulking male chimpanzees and a dozen females loll below him, the renowned primatologist rejects the idea that war stems from “some sort of blind aggressive drive.” Observations of lethal fighting among chimpanzees, our [...]
Read more →Now doesn’t that explain a lot? Same person, two bodies, and all the tantric mayhem wound up with Thompson.
Read more →Cap’n pugwash… thanks for the memories, Mark!
Read more →http://ia341018.us.archive.org/0/items/SeverePanfluResponseStrategiesPresentation-AlphaRelease/SeverePanfluResponseStrategies.mov about platform analysis and how transformations track through digital media.
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