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1913<i> Innovation makes things cheaper, which frees up cash for consumers to Sam-2/10/2015
1912Six Things Technology Has Made Insanely Cheap Behold the power of American progGlenn Petersen12/10/2015
1911Great read, Sam. <<Nanotech enthusiasts have long treasured the hope thMark Mandel-2/9/2015
1910The ultimate trend--the future is here already, it is just unevenly distributed.Sam-2/9/2015
1909Check out COCO. Or ITT Tech. These stocks are in the dump. And whose to blame? Thotrocks-1/28/2015
1908 Small Is Bountiful By Tim Wu The New Yorker January 24, 2015 [graphic] LocGlenn Petersen-1/25/2015
1907DNA--the convergence of biology and electronics. Very futuristic stuff. Intel, Sam11/24/2015
190614 striking findings from 2014 By George Gao Pew Research Center December 22, Glenn Petersen21/24/2015
19058 technologies that will change the way you do everything MARKETWATCH 11:33 AMSam-12/24/2014
1904MIT Spinoff Funded $143M to Create Sentient Computers Siri + Watson meet a nice-Sam-12/6/2014
1903The Internet Could Put Supermarkets Out of Business Walter Russell Mead and StaGlenn Petersen-11/26/2014
1902Newest Workers for Lowe’s: Robots Lowe’s Introduces Robotic Shopping AssistantSam-10/28/2014
1901Owning and driving a car was one of my boyhood dreams as an underaged kid. I sDrygulch Dan-10/27/2014
1900Kids born today 'will never have to drive a car' Robotics Sam-10/27/2014
1899Paralyzed man walks again after nose cells repair his spinal cord Last updated:Sam110/21/2014
1898As Apple Pay Arrives, Witnessing the Next Step in Money. Maybe. Sam-10/21/2014
1897Soft-drink aisles across the United States are being reshaped by dozens of smallGlenn Petersen-9/28/2014
1896Home Free? By James Surowiecki The New Yorker September 22, 2014 Issue [grapGlenn Petersen19/15/2014
1895[X] Welcome to the services economy: many companies no longer carry inventory. Glenn Petersen-9/7/2014
1894Update: Prime Working-Age Population Growing Again by Bill McBride on 9/06/2014Sam19/7/2014
1893The biggest real estate development in American history is underway in ManhattanRon19/5/2014
1892Saudi Arabia Oil Sales to U.S. Imperiled by Shale Boom [graphic] richardred-9/5/2014
1891Summer Jobs Are Slowly Disappearing By Ben Casselman FiveThirtyEight 2:40 PM Glenn Petersen18/31/2014
1890Shop Class Not for Slackers as Mechanic Out-Earns Peers By Jeff Green and John Glenn Petersen28/30/2014
1889One of the hottest software companies in Silicon Valley, Palantir- has no plans Ron-8/23/2014
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