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>Of course it’s fiction!
>In my review of Michael Crichton’s NEXT, I missed the most obvious clue that the fake news article was, indeed, fake: There’s no way that the professor would have been given so much space in a review about stem cells. (Another “Duhhh!” moment!)
Of course it's fiction!
In my review of Michael Crichton’s NEXT, I missed the most obvious clue that the fake news article was, indeed, fake: There’s no way that the professor would have been given so much space in a review about stem cells. (Another “Duhhh!” moment!)
>Texas leads in nanotech armor
>Betterhumans (“forward thinkers discussing, celebrating and creating the future”) reports that another Texas researcher is a leader in biotech. University of Texas’ nanotechnologist Ray Baughman has learned to spin a new yarn from carbon nanotubules. It appears that the yarn contracts when stimulated with electricity and is expected to be strong enough to serve as … Continue reading
Texas leads in nanotech armor
Betterhumans (“forward thinkers discussing, celebrating and creating the future”) reports that another Texas researcher is a leader in biotech. University of Texas’ nanotechnologist Ray Baughman has learned to spin a new yarn from carbon nanotubules. It appears that the yarn contracts when stimulated with electricity and is expected to be strong enough to serve as … Continue reading
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