from the Amer. Physical Society, Nov 26, 1999
APPLIED PHYSICS: HARNESSING THE LAWS OF NATURE FOR POLITICS.
While the Democratic, Republican and Reform parties engage in
destructive internal squabbles over the selection of their
presidential candidates, the Natural Law Party has peacefully
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From: Jim Dator [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Robert Theobald Has Died (fwd)
He was one of the best of the early futurists, farsighted and active to
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From: Bruce Podobnik [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: NYT on the Future
You may find this editorial from the New York Times interesting.
It addresses Marxism, Gandhi, and forecasts of
The NYT wrote:
In other words, the 21st century will have its Marx. This next great
challenger of the governing ideological paradigm, this hypothetical
cyber-Marx, is one of our children or grandchildren or
great-grandchildren, and he or she could appear in Shandong Province
or Cairo or
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Steve Kurtz wrote:
from the Amer. Physical Society, Nov 26, 1999
APPLIED PHYSICS: HARNESSING THE LAWS OF NATURE FOR POLITICS.
While the Democratic, Republican and Reform parties engage in
destructive internal squabbles over the selection of their
presidential candidates, the
