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From the founding editor of Wired, a series of posts, with public comments, on the future of science, technology, and society.
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Markets, Technology & Musings ... Ross Mayfield on Testing Typepad Connect. Ginevra on Testing Typepad Connect. Ross Mayfield on Testing Typepad Connect ...
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kevin lim . social cyborg . cyberculturalist . edupunk . futurist ... We test this theory empirically by analyzing—both quantitatively and ...
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David Pogue's technology column has appeared each Thursday in The Times since 2000. ... Search This Blog. All NYTimes.com Blogs " Comments of the Moment " ...
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Redefining science's place in popular culture and vice versa.
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Blog by Anne Galloway, PhD candidate, technology researcher, ethnographer, and designer.
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Using enough electrons to reduce the graininess would first destroy the specimen. ... somehow find, align, and combine data from their images (keep in mind ...
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Blog by Dr Ben Goldacre, award-winning writer, broadcaster, and medical doctor who has written the weekly Bad Science column in the Guardian since 2003.
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