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Economics Finally, Perhaps, Answers to the Question of Whether We Are All Sims University of Washington scientists think they've found a way to test Nick Bostrom's controversial 2003 theory. Joel Smith
Economics Golden Dawn Doing Irony Now Among the new breed of politicians with a sense of humor, go ahead and add, reluctantly, Greek Nazis.… Marc Herman
Economics Take a Tablet and Wake Up Smarter? The One Laptop Per Child initiative is still struggling to find cheap computers for the developing world. Michael Todd
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Economics Are Politicians Getting Funnier? Or Just Relaxing? Australian PM Julia Gillard’s formal address today announcing the end of the world (“Whether the final blow comes… Marc Herman
Economics Back to Brain Damage No, Kansas City Chiefs player Javon Belcher's murder-suicide probably didn't have anything to do with traumatic brain injury. But the league still has a problem on its hands. Kevin Charles Fleming