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By Peter Bartsch - July 4th, 2008
Brute force theory?
By Peter Bartsch - July 1st, 2008
"There's a dawning sense that extremely large databases of information, starting in the petabyte level, could change how we learn things."
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Radar O'Reilly
The Economist
World Changing
Kevin Kelly's Cool Tools
Boing Boing
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- Shanghai recreated in dice and poker chips
- China treats "Internet Addicts" with boot-camp discipline and sex ed
- Understanding Islam Through Virtual Worlds launch in NYC, Jan 29
