The main
goal of science is to increase human viability
By Maria
Konovalenko
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The Friendship Race
Once, in a colorful forest, there lived two very peculiar friends: Tula, the tortoise, and Leah, the hare. Tula was slow but very wise, whi...
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Nanotechnology - the Present and Future Kim Eric Drexler (born April 25 , 1955 in Almeda, California) is an American engineer best known fo... -
By George Dvorsky An historian of science from New York University has re-interpreted a correspondence between Alber... -
This weekend I interviewed Jose Cordeiro for Singularity 1 on 1 and I have to admit that this was one of my favorite interviews so far ... -
Federico Pistono, founder and CEO of Esplori Are robots stealing our jobs? Is human labor destined to become obso... -
The main goal of science is to increase human viability By Maria Konovalenko R... -
Once, in a colorful forest, there lived two very peculiar friends: Tula, the tortoise, and Leah, the hare. Tula was slow but very wise, whi...
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Serial working memory task (from movie). (Credit: Chris Eliasmith et al./Science) A team of researchers from the University of Wate... -
What is transhumanism? And, by extension, what is extropy? Natasha Vita-More (born 1950 as Nance Clark, New York) is a media artist and theo... -
BLUE BRAIN PROJECT Henry Markram, Project Director of the Blue Brain Project, Director of the Center for Neuroscience & Technolo... -
Raymond "Ray" Kurzweil (born February 12, 1948) is an American author, inventor, futurist, and director of engineering at Goo...
