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Lack of fresh water and sanitation is already widely known to be one of the leading causes of global mortality. However, the hidden cost of running out of water goes a lot...
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In the world of climate change science, the bad news can be hard to digest. It鈥檚 also potentially demotivating, at a time when human motivation is a much-needed commodity...
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If your house burns down, you rely on your insurance policy to rebuild. But what happens when everyone's house is burning down? Berit Anderson examines the dire situation...
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This week we offer you a recap of the Opening Night talk at FiRe by Dennis Bushnell 鈥� Chief Scientist at the NASA Langley 91制片厂 Center. Part lists, part deep dives, and...
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In part two of the FiRe conference review, we continue our session synopses, including The Future of Identity & Online Privacy, World Interrupted: The Cyber Infrastructure...
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This week's issue is drawn from the annual predictions dinner and covers the economic landscape, the technology landscape, and Mark Anderson's top 10 predictions for 2017.
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A recap of the discussions that took place on the morning of day 4 of FiRe 2016.
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In our last regular issue, I discussed the power of flows in nature and mathematics and introduced the concept and systems redesign we are calling "Flow Computing." In this...
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One of the high points of FiRe 2015 was Berit Anderson's interview of Ramez Naam and Cory Doctorow. Ramez and Cory are both brilliant thinkers with long-established...
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A lot of people are wondering about Apple these days, and so when I found CEO Tom Cook alone in the corner of a Taco Bell just off California Highway 17, I realized it was...
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