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Living in the information age has not insulated us from misinformation. When the Crown controls education it controls the very lens through which we see the world. To see the world as it is requires us to re-evaluate how we educate ourselves, and others.
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The Arduino microcontroller is incredibly popular with hobbyists, and powers some amazing DIY projects. This 2017 Arduino Starter Kit and Course Bundle provides everything you need to get started learning about electronics and the Internet of Things.
This Elementary School Banned Homework And The Results Were Amazing
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Star Wars Science - The Force Trainer II: Hologram Experience
Now you can move holograms with just the power of your mind! Re-enact famous Jedi challenges as you advance through 10 different levels of Force Training.
How Billionaire Peter Thiel Could Create an Accredited Libertarian College in 24 Months
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ENTER THE MATRIX Elon Musk reveals plans to install computers directly into human BRAINS
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Did Harvard really create the "holy grail" of solid metallic hydrogen?
Researchers at Harvard University say they've managed to create a potentially revolutionary material that has only been imagined in theory for the past several decades: solid metallic hydrogen.
Students arrested for handing out copies of the Constitution
(Natural News) In one of the more absurd acts of fascist behavior imaginable, students at Kellogg Community College in Battle Creek, Michigan were actually arrested for handing out copies of the United States Constitution without first asking the adm
Oxford's lip-reading AI outperforms humans
Lip-reading is an inexact science, with motoring mouths making it hard to attribute sounds to each individual movement.
Entanglement of quantum clocks through gravity
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Three layers of graphene reveals a new kind of magnet
However, in graphene -- one atom thick graphite -- the density of electrons is much smaller and can be changed by making a transistor. As a result of the low density of electrons the wave nature of electrons, as described by quantum mechanics, is eas
Lars Andersen: a new level of archery
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Theoretical "supersolid" state of matter created in two separate studies
Most people are familiar with the fundamental, common states of matter – solid, liquid, gas and plasma – but other states exist under extreme circumstances, and yet more have been theorized.
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Brain-computer interface allows fast, accurate typing by people with paralysis
In a Stanford-led research report, three participants with movement impairment controlled an onscreen cursor simply by imagining their own hand movements.
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Thousands of years before SCUBA or even rudimentary mechanical diving apparatuses, human beings plumbed the ocean's depths with nothing but discipline and one giant, pre-plunge gulp of air.
READ YOU LIKE A FACEBOOK Mark Zuckerberg funds bid to develop mind-reading brain implants
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The Man Who Scared the World With 3D Printed Guns Isn't Going Anywhere
'The New Radical,' a documentary about 28-year-old Cody Wilson, premiered at Sundance, but not without contention. We spoke to Wilson and filmmaker Adam Bhala Lough to find out why.
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Bizarre metal conducts electricity without heating up
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THE NEW RADICAL, CODY WILSON, AND THE FUTURE OF 3D-PRINTED GUNS
Technoanarchist Cody Wilson and director Adam Bhala Lough discuss their new documentary on cryptowarriors, which covers issues from home-manufactured weapons to Bitcoin to Donald Trump.
The brain uses REM sleep to cut unneeded connections
REM sleep critical for brain development and memory consolidation.
Scientists unveil new form of matter: time crystals
most people, crystals mean diamond bling, semiprecious gems or perhaps the jagged amethyst or quartz crystals beloved by collectors.
How an international treaty signed 50 years ago became the backbone for space law
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Next-gen adhesive based on octopus suckers
Along with their unique propulsion system and ability to change color, octopi are also known for their grabby tentacles.
3D printer creates full-color, multiple material prototypes in a single print run
The latest enterprise-grade 3D printer from Stratasys, the J750 model, is reportedly the first that can print objects with photorealistic color accuracy.