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by brian wang on (#3XJ00)
Multiple fatalities were reported in a mass shooting, Sunday afternoon at a Madden NFL video game tournament in a popular area of Jacksonville, Florida. One suspect was dead at the scene. Notice just...
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by brian wang on (#3XHPK)
Natural gas is continuing to dominate energy usage in the United States. Coal provided 60% of US electrical power 30 years ago and was still providing 50% in 2005. Coal is very competitive in certain...
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by brian wang on (#3XGSJ)
There is a surge in the global installation of air conditioners. In the 1990s, China had very few air conditioners but now there is almost one air conditioner per household. India and Indonesia are...
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by brian wang on (#3XGR6)
In 2016 and 2017, marine heat waves killed half of the corals in the Great Barrier reef. It takes ten years for the coral to recover. John Veron is the world’s top coral reef expert. Between a...
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by brian wang on (#3XGPT)
A leaked Chinese military document indicates that China is shifting from deterrence and protecting its territory to looking beyond its borders. China desperately wants a comprehensive protection of...
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by brian wang on (#3XGCH)
Crop irrigation uses 70% of global fresh water extractions. Irrigated crops make up 40% of globally available food calories. Advanced technologies that could provide irrigation efficiency (IE) are...
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by brian wang on (#3XGCK)
Electrons that behave like light are Dirac electrons. Dirac electrons have been in monolayer graphene and now they are seen in twelve-sided graphene quasicrystal. They have useful and unique...
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by brian wang on (#3XGA4)
University of Waterloo Chemists are the first to achieve four-electron conversion, which doubles the electron storage of lithium-oxygen, also known as lithium-air, batteries. The high...
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by brian wang on (#3XFJ3)
Most of Tesla’s existing shareholders believe Tesla is better off as a public company. Elon Musk is leaving Tesla as a private company for now. Given the feedback I’ve received, it’s apparent that...
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by brian wang on (#3XF99)
Researchers report the observation of the 1S–2P, Lyman-α transition in antihydrogen, based on 966 detected events and an estimated background of 14 events. They will use the laser cooling innovation...
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by brian wang on (#3XF70)
Worldwide there are over 500,000 centenarians. By 2025, there should be a million centenarians in the world and 2 million by 2040. This is before the changes that might occur with radically improved...
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by brian wang on (#3XF4M)
Kalashnikov has an electric car that uses the styling of a car symbolic of occupied East Germany. The Trabant became a symbol of the technological and social backwardness of the East German state....
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by brian wang on (#3XF4P)
Several companies are starting to develop molten salt reactors. TerraPower is backed by Bill Gates and is developing molten salt reactors. Southern Company, a leading energy company in the United...
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by brian wang on (#3XF1T)
The U.S. economy is growing at a fast clip, and the bull market is entering its ninth year. Some economists are starting worry over rising interest rates and a negative signal from the bond market...
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by brian wang on (#3XF1W)
VP Pence announced the plan to put a manned crew on a Lunar Gateway Platform by 2024. VP Pence repeated of US policy to return the moon and explore Mars. VP Pence still supports the wasteful Space...
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by brian wang on (#3XF1Y)
Leapfrog light and hologram based MRI technology will scan the brain or body bit by bit or voxel by voxel. This light-based system will not only be vastly smaller and cheaper than existing magnetic...
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by brian wang on (#3XF1Z)
Openwater’s breakthrough portable MRI could get around smartphone pricing. They will need improved AI so that reading of the MRI image does not require thousands of dollars in training....
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by brian wang on (#3XEYS)
Open Water is creating a portable and cheap MRI. fMRI can predict what words you are thinking of and what images your are thinking. There have been mistakes in published work showing cherry-picking...
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by brian wang on (#3XEYV)
Red light passes through flesh and bone but it scatters. A hologram can reform the scattered light into an image to see inside the body at high resolution. Sound is used to focus the system. It...
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by brian wang on (#3XEYX)
The Pentagon report indicates that China’s navy and air assets are about ten times Taiwan’s capabilities but assesses a Chinese amphibious D-Day invasion as a risky and challenging...
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by brian wang on (#3XEQF)
In 2019, China should complete floating mobile nuclear reactors to power drilling platforms in the ocean to expedite exploitation of oil, natural gas and combustible ice. A Pentagon report believes...
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by brian wang on (#3XEFZ)
Miniature capsules shoot through water with the help of an unlikely power source — oxygen bubbles. Inspired by the gas-filled organelles that some bacteria use, Pavan Kumar, Avinash Patil and Stephen...
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by brian wang on (#3XEG1)
Russia’s Rostec showed off a passive exoskeleton which increases physical abilities of a soldier, protects joints and the spine and was already tested in combat. It is the third generation...
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by brian wang on (#3XCTP)
Russia’s Kalashnikov company built a 4-meter tall walking robot. It was shown at the Russian Army-2018 defence expo and there are plans for some capabilities demonstration in 2019. There have...
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by brian wang on (#3XCKX)
After the defeat of France in the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars (1792–1815), Britain emerged as the principal naval and imperial power of the 19th century. Unchallenged at sea, British dominance...
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by brian wang on (#3XBFK)
The Pentagon’s annual report to Congress on China’s military and security developments has finally been published but it was several months later than usual. China is transitioning from equipment...
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by brian wang on (#3XB89)
Richard Browning spoke at SU Global Summit 2018 and demoed the Gravity Jet Suit twice this week in the SF bay area. * they have made flying the Jet Suit far easier to fly. There is adjustment of the...
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by brian wang on (#3XB62)
The maximum distance for asteroid mining 3 million miles (0.03 AU) with current technology. The corresponding delta-V is 437 meters per second. The near earth asteroids that are in range should...
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by brian wang on (#3XAW9)
In Conformal Cyclic Cosmology the universe iterates through infinite cycles, with the future timelike infinity of each previous iteration being identified with the Big Bang singularity of the next....
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by brian wang on (#3XAHQ)
There are various examples where algorithm improvements provided more performance gain than hardware improvement. * a linear programming problem that would take 82 years to solve in 1988 could be...
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by brian wang on (#3XAHR)
Nantero is developing next-generation memory using carbon nanotubes. NRAM’s has DRAM-like speed, nonvolatility and low cost. Nantero and its partner Fujitsu aims to ship a DDR4 DRAM alternative using...
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by brian wang on (#3XAHT)
Increased social media anti-refugee activity was correlated to increased anti-refugee crime. A research paper “Fanning the Flames of Hate: Social Media and Hate Crime†identifies the link...
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by brian wang on (#3XA9V)
Stratolaunch will use four different air-launched rockets. The updated launch offering from Stratolaunch includes the following vehicles: Pegasus: With its existing track record of over 35 successful...
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by brian wang on (#3XA9X)
For blood transfusions to be safe, the donor and patient blood types must match. Now researchers at the University of British Columbia have identified a new, more powerful group of enzymes that can...
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by brian wang on (#3XA9Z)
D-Wave Systems published a milestone study demonstrating a topological phase transition using its 2048-qubit annealing quantum computer. This complex quantum simulation of materials is a major step...
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by brian wang on (#3XA6D)
“Tell me something good†is a new experimental feature for Google Assistant users in the U.S. that delivers your daily dose of good news. Just say “Hey Google, tell me something good†to receive a...
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by brian wang on (#3XA1P)
Cellular senescence has been associated with harmful tau protein tangles that are a hallmark of 20 human brain diseases, including Alzheimer’s and traumatic brain injury. The researchers...
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by brian wang on (#3XA1R)
John Hagel, Deloitte, is giving an updated talk on the Future of Work. He has been given other talk on this subject. John says all of the companies and executives that he talks to on the work only...
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by brian wang on (#3X92E)
The concept of innateness is rarely discussed in the context of artificial intelligence. When it is discussed, or hinted at, it is often the context of trying to reduce the amount of innate machinery...
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by brian wang on (#3X8QR)
Since the year 2000, the array of microphones for detecting nuclear bomb detonation has detected 26 nuclear-sized explosions in the Earth’s atmosphere which have been caused by asteroid...
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by brian wang on (#3X890)
Tarin Ziyaee is Director of Algorithms, CTRL-Labs. Ctrl-labs is developing neural interfaces to connect humans and AI. Ctrl-labs is create a kit to enable neural control and interface AI Ctrl-labs...
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by brian wang on (#3X81H)
Singularity University has a new program to help startups take advantage of 10X tools to transform into disruptive global companies. Entrepreneurs will be shown the power of converging exponential...
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by brian wang on (#3X81K)
Amin Toufani at the SU Global Summit 2018 made several claims and conclusions in regard to the exponential future. One is that 2020-2030 would be remembered historically as the Great Bifurcation. He...
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by brian wang on (#3X7XG)
There has been directly observed definitive evidence of water ice on the Moon’s surface. These ice deposits are patchily distributed and could possibly be ancient. At the southern pole, most of the...
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by brian wang on (#3X7XJ)
Peter Diamandis discusses how extreme poverty is being eliminated. Peter Diamandis has started 22 companies. Reputation will a higher currency than having more capital. Things will tend towards the...
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by brian wang on (#3X7RX)
Amin Toufani is an economist who discussed that there will be exponential winners and losers. He discusses what it takes for individuals and companies to be future winners. Amin gave parts of the SU...
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by brian wang on (#3X6PM)
Suzanne Gildert is the CEO of Sanctuary AI which is making Synthetic Humanlike Robots. This is like the kind of human-mimicking robots of the movies Bladerunner and the TV Show Westworld. Prior to...
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by brian wang on (#3X6PP)
China paid US$2.5 billion for twenty-four SU-35 fighter jets which have thrust-vectoring engines for super-maneuverability. The Su-35 is powered by two AL-117S turbofan engines and fitted with...
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by brian wang on (#3X6KC)
RADA Electronic Industries Multi-Mission Hemispheric Radars (MHR), which are embedded in the Rafael Advanced Defense Systems Drone Dome counter-drone solution, will be delivered to the British Army...
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