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Is Counter-Intelligence a Common Good?
In the current debate about immigration, defense and economics there seems to be missing a key component. Counter-Intelligence.
The current system allows for hundreds of thousands of foreigners to legally come into the US to work American...
Nanotube and Fullerene Special Part 2 - The Amazing Fullerene
In Part One of the Christmas and Nanotube Special, we looked into the history and properties of nanotubes . Let us delve further into one of the most fascinating structures to ever be discovered, the Buckminster Fullerene.
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Simple Method for Reducing the Biggest Regulation in America - Income Tax Relief on the American Middle Class
In the current era of economic stagnation, main stream economists (especially in the Republican party) are back to touting the reduction of regulations as the magic cure all for economic ills. Nowhere in these calls are the actual regulatio...
Christmas Nanotube and Fullerene Special - Part 1
Advances in technology are predicated on advances in the materials available. Just look at the ages of Mankind – The Stone Age , The Bronze Age, The Iron Age. The steps of Man are defined by the materials he hath mastered. Thus, future deve...
Inventors vs Founders – Why the VC model is ruinous to America or A reply to some of the points in Marc Andreesen's cringe/acc manifesto
In a recent article, The Cringe/acc Manifesto , Marc Andreesen of A16z espoused a new manifesto of technological accelerationism or as he coins it, e/acc. While Mr. Andreesen spends word after word on the greatness of ‘free markets’ in prom...
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