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Bananas Pineapples and Mangos Dannie Jost

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globalization globalization globalization urbanization rationalization

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NO

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flickr/wilhelmja http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/datablog/2009/aug/18/percentage-population-living-cities

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NO

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flickr/maxint

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NO

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Human Immunodeficiency Virus 3D Ivan Konstantinov, Yury Stefanov, Aleksander Kovalevsky, Yegor Voronin Visual Science Company

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NO

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Baker. Genomics: Genomes in three dimensions. Nature (2011) vol. 470 pp. 289-294

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NO

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space

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NO

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orgasm

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NO

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cognition

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NO

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structure

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What is there?

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information

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but!

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folk theory <ul>Folk theories can be more or less explicit; this also depends on whether or not they are challenged. They are a form of expectations , based in some experience, but not necessarily systematically checked. Their robustness derives from their being generally accepted, and thus part of a repertoire current in a group or in our culture more generally (Swidler, 1986; Rip and Talma, 1998). Arie Rip. Folk theories of nanotechnologists. Science as Culture (2006) vol. 15 (4) pp. 349-365 </ul>

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after billions of years of sex, living creatures had evolved all sorts of methods for getting and processing information - eyes, ears, and brains, to name a few. Seth Lloyd, Programming the Universe - A Quantum Computer Scientist Takes on the Cosmos (2006)

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We do not know where we are going.

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Why?

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d.iscovery i.nvention g.estalt

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Writing in The Times in 1894, one columnist estimated that such was the growth in horse-drawn carriages that in 50 years every street in London would be buried under nine feet of manure. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/comment/jeremy-warner/8270077/Myth-and-reality-in-world-energy-famine.html

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Why do futurists and forecasts fail?

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incompletness

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knowledge

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theory

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ACTION

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Attention to boundaries and permissions at the intersection between networked space and embodied space invites attention to a third distinctive aspect of the layering of cyberspace over existing space, which concerns changes in the spatial production of power. Julie E Cohen. Cyberspace as/and Space. Columbia Law Review (2007) vol. 107 (1) pp. 210-256

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d.iscovery i.nvention g.estalt

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