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How Many Silicon Valley Startup Executives Are Hopped Up On Provigil?
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by wildcat  Yesterday 8:37 AM    2
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How one day we may all be eternally young
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by wildcat  Yesterday 7:44 AM    1
 "We found a normal developmental programme that works in young animals, but becomes unbalanced as the worm gets older. It accounts for the lion's share of molecular differences between young and old worms." If ageing is not a cost of unavoidable chemistry, but is instead driven by changes in regulatory genes, the ageing process may not be inevitable, he added.
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Intel: Human and computer intelligence will merge in 40 years
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by wildcat  Yesterday 5:52 AM    5
 On the company's anniversary, a future of sensors, robots and new thinking
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New Memory Technologies
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by wildcat  7-24-2008    3
 Considering the recent advances in Brain-Machine interface, and the development of new neural implants, it is quite clear that Memory management is only the tip of the iceberg, I definitely agree with D.Peletier that the main effect of these new technologies will be to vastly improve our wellbeing
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The Death of HAL –the Evolving Digital Ecosystem
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by wildcat  7-23-2008    2
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Bionic Implants
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by wildcat  7-23-2008   
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Artificial Intelligence under the spotlight at BA Festival
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by wildcat  7-23-2008   
 ‘Computers are now one million times more powerful than when I started my research career – no field has come close to this rate of development,’ he says. ‘If transport had progressed at the same rate we would be flying from London to New York in less than a tenth of second.’
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Grow New Body Parts in Your Own Abdomen
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by wildcat  7-22-2008    5
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Evolutionary Game Theory And The Mathematics Of Altruism
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by wildcat  7-21-2008    1
 A fascinating example of cooperation we have right here at CM
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Five Ways Reality Went Sci-Fi So Far This Century
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by wildcat  7-21-2008   
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How Visionary Political Leadership Can Save the Environment for Future Generations
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by wildcat  7-20-2008   
 Halting the destruction of the environment for the sake of future generations takes peering into the future so that we are able to truly perceive the impact of our actions. In that respect, leadership can be a powerful force to direct the behavior of nations toward the accomplishment of some common environmental objectives.
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Nothing to lose but their chains
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by wildcat  7-19-2008    3
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Thought control: it's the computer world's latest game plan
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by wildcat  7-19-2008    2
 “This is the tip of the iceberg for what is possible,” said Tan Le, another of Emotiv's co-founders, during a recent press demonstration. “There will be a convergence of gesture-based technology and the brain as a new interface - the Holy Grail is the mind.”
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The social psychology revolution is reaching its tipping point
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by wildcat  7-19-2008    1
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Future Human: The Evolution of Immediate Emotion
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by wildcat  7-18-2008    1
 Humans, apparently, are still in the early stages of evolving extended response mechanisms. But it seems likely that by the time we portion more of our brain to long-term dangers, there will be few grizzly bears around to worry about, and a whole lotta global warming.
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Addicted to Grief?
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by wildcat  7-18-2008    4
 When time doesn't heal, the brain's reward system may be playing a role
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"Sleepless" Mutation Found Responsible for Sleeplessness
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by wildcat  7-18-2008   
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The Future of Babies: Artificial Wombs and Pregnant Grandmas
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by wildcat  7-17-2008    1
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New model explains why we overestimate our future choices
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by wildcat  7-17-2008    3
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We've seen the future ... and we may not be doomed
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by wildcat  7-16-2008   
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Humans and machines will merge in future
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by wildcat  7-15-2008    3
 "We want to preserve the best of what it is to be human and maybe even amplify that," Bostrom told CNN
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Self-Assembling Tissues
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by wildcat  7-15-2008   
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The Future Isn't What it Used to Be! (It's Going to be Better)
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by wildcat  7-15-2008    6
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Passive learning imprints on the brain just like active learning
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by wildcat  7-15-2008    3
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Intel bets millions on speedy DNA sequencing chips
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by wildcat  7-15-2008   
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Hunger Can Make You Happy
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by wildcat  7-14-2008    4
 The researchers think that hunger-induced happiness is an adaptive measure. Getting food, especially in the wild, requires concentration, clear-headed perception and often cooperation.
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When can empathy move us to action?
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by wildcat  7-14-2008    2
 And so cognitive empathy alone is not enough. We also need what Ekman calls "emotional empathy"—when you physically feel what other people feel, as though their emotions were contagious. This emotional contagion depends in large part on cells in the brain called mirror neurons, which fire when we sense another's emotional state, creating an echo of that state inside our own minds. Emotional empathy attunes us to another person's inner emotional world, a plus for a wide range of professions, from sales to nursing—not to mention for any parent or lover.
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The Anthropic Principle
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by wildcat  7-13-2008    1
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Scientists uncover secret of eternal youth
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by wildcat  7-12-2008    2
 A revolution in the making
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The world is becoming a happier place
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by wildcat  7-10-2008    6
 "Economic growth, democratisation and tolerance are strongly linked with happiness,"
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Life's Increasing Complexity Spurred Evolution of Human Brain
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by wildcat  7-10-2008   
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Keep Your Mind’s Eye on Cybernetics
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by wildcat  7-9-2008    2
 “Chance favors the prepared mind.”
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Live Longer: The One Anti-Aging Trick That Works
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by wildcat  7-8-2008    2
 Calorie restriction
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AUTOPOIESIS, CULTURE, AND SOCIETY
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by wildcat  7-8-2008    1
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Tit-for-tat: birds found to repay wartime help
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by wildcat  7-7-2008    3
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Ordinary into Genius- Genes
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by wildcat  7-7-2008    7
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Stem Cells 2.0: Scientists Make Revolutionary Advance
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by wildcat  7-4-2008    3
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Looking for the Fountain of Youth? Cut your calories
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by wildcat  7-4-2008   
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'Mind's eye' influences visual perception
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by wildcat  7-2-2008    2
 ..even a single instance of imagery can tilt how you see the world one way or another..
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Gene Editing Could Make Anyone Immune to AIDS
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by wildcat  7-1-2008    2
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