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My gadget energy manifesto

We love gadgets. Thing is, gadgets loves energy — and lots of it, too. So if we know about the problem, why aren’t we doing more to avert a gadget energy crisis?

The reducible complexity of life

Mother Nature is infinitely inventive. The forces that have given rise to and shaped all of the life here on Earth are constant puzzles to scientists. But they are entirely fathomable puzzles and not irreducibly complex, regardless of what you may have been taught at Sunday school…

Secret anti-aging genes revealed

I believe people of my generation will be living much longer healthier lives, free from many of the ailments my parents generation suffer from now…

The future of mankind: predictions of a new world

The future of mankind is one driven by the need to innovate. The pressures on our species are unique, which will in time give rise to unique solutions to the problems of our past, present and of our future…

The future of mankind: the economics of futurology

Predicting future technology trends requires hindsight as well as a different kind of foresight. But when fixing our gaze on the greater “What if?” of things, we also need peripheral vision — an insight into the many aspects of society and how our imagineering might be affected by the affairs of man…

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