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Tech Pace Fast, Opposition Uncertain: IEET Readers

Autism And Vaccines: Why People Still Believe The Hype

Mining Space

Design Outside the Box

Online Games, Super Empowerment, and a Better World

Are You There, Dog? It’s Me, Gordon.

Where Next for the Space Program?

History is Contingent, Built on Flukes, Accidents, and Surprises

Compassion

What Would You Say?

Tony Bateson on 'Autism And Vaccines: Why People Still Believe The Hype' (Mar 19, 2010)

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RAnn on 'Autism And Vaccines: Why People Still Believe The Hype' (Mar 19, 2010)

greycat on 'Tech Pace Fast, Opposition Uncertain: IEET Readers' (Mar 19, 2010)

Matt Brown on 'Autism And Vaccines: Why People Still Believe The Hype' (Mar 19, 2010)

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The Three Trillion Dollar War

The Three Trillion Dollar War: The True Cost of the Iraq Conflict

Posted: Dec 5, 2008

When bio-cons ask how we could possibly want to spend several billion dollars on anti-aging research when X human need is still unmet I nearly pass out from the absurdity. One of the many answers is that we could fund anti-aging AND all unmet human needs if we built a truly multilateral security system, and stopped wasting trillions on criminal imperial overreach.