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The Next Great Discontinuity
dcoda
by dcoda  3-7-2010   
 Sunday morning brunch at the "thought cafe", main course, "Grapholectic Thought and the Fallacy of Misplaced Concreteness" the waiter flicks his wrist reminding the table, "“There are things,which by their very nature are so dependent upon human caprice that they either exist or do not exist as soon as we desire that they should or should not exist.” and suddently I check my wallet to discover I'm out of time.
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Politics may make future of solar energy "small" #energy #solar #CSP
JICWyllie
by JICWyllie  7-10-2009   
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Oil is Finite But Information Is Infinite
balthazarus
by balthazarus  11-23-2008    1
 Interesting concepts.
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DropBox
tmarch
by tmarch  9-28-2008   
 Another Helpful Web 2 application. Use the Cloud to share your own files between computers (skip the flash drive) and even among collaborators. Besides an easy and friendly interface, DropBox offers a public folder where each included files can be referenced with its own fixed URL. Slick!
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On Raising Taxes..Oh MY..!
TJColatrella
by TJColatrella  9-26-2008   
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Cloud Computing
rj3sp
by rj3sp  5-22-2008   
 "Cloud computing": a buzzword describing the direction in which information infrastructure seems to be moving means - in contrast to the traditional notion of a supercomputer, with many locally connected processors - a collection of computing resources will residing somewhere on the web connected and used as needed.
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Higher Learning earns a BS degree.
Eaglewings
by Eaglewings  5-2-2008   
 The stifling effect of racism and sexism allegations has led some to extremes. Richard Peltz, an award-winning law professor at the University of Arkansas, felt trapped by accusations of racism. Peltz had alienated some of his black students in the following fashion: 1) he participated in a panel discussion on affirmative action and argued against it, 2) he displayed in class a satirical article from The Onion that mentioned, among other things, Rosa Parks’s death 3) he illustrated the unfairness of affirmative action policies by offering to give all minority students an extra point on a test just for signing a form. It would appear that learning has been reduced to indoctrinating students into a pre-set ideologies. Any deviation from the PRACTICED NORM is met with opposition. I thought learning was best nurtured in an environment that did not stifle alternative viewpoints but actually encouraged such. Apparently only alternative thoughts are welcomed sound reaso
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Astronomy Photo of the Day -- Cluster Crash Illuminates Dark Matter Conundrum
dorine
by dorine  8-20-2007    3
 Another amazing photo.
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Wikinomics
wurdzgurl
by wurdzgurl  1-2-2007    4
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Seven Habits of Successful Virtual Teams
Tateru
by Tateru  12-18-2006   
 How to make widely distributed, long-distance, virtual teams work well. Anne Zelenka shares some wisdom.
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Now: Faith and Politics
debbyski
by debbyski  9-29-2006   
 As a former three-term Republican U.S. senator from Missouri and an ordained Episcopal priest, John C. Danforth has watched the changes in the Republican party and the church with growing alarm.
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Wikipedia power users
egoldstein
by egoldstein  11-29-2005   
 I figured it was tilted, but that number really amazes me. how do those people (the 2%) have time for anything else?
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