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Technology Will Keep Us From Running Out of Stuff
Opinion: Such dire warnings ignore the force of capitalism and technological progress, what Abraham Lincoln called “the fuel of interest ... -
NASA's Biggest Telescope Yet, Facebook's 2020 Plan, and More News
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Scientists Are Literally Spinning Up Lab-Grown Meat
Researchers take inspiration from cotton candy to make a gelatin scaffolding, which could help realize the dream of more sustainable ... -
NASA's Biggest Telescope Ever Prepares for a 2021 Launch
Once the $10 billion Webb Telescope is blasted into orbit, it will seek out water on Earth-like planets, stars being ... -
New DNA Editing for Diseases, Dining Surveillance, and More
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A New Crispr Technique Could Fix Almost All Genetic Diseases
A less error-prone DNA-editing method could correct many more harmful mutations than was previously possible. http://www.wired.com/ -
Andrew Yang Wants a Thorium Reactor by 2027. Good Luck, Buddy
The presidential candidate backs a type of reactor that promises cleaner, safer nuclear energy. But it may not be the ... -
The Bizarre Aye-Aye Isn’t Giving Us the Finger After All
The primate uses its long middle finger to fish for grubs. But scientists just discovered its “pseudothumb,” meaning it’s got ... -
Computers Are Learning to Read—But They're *Still* Not So Smart
A tool called BERT can now outperform us on advanced reading-comprehension tests. It’s also revealed how far AI has to ... -
All Hail the Blob, the Smart Slime Mold Confounding Science
A Parisian zoo has opened an unusual new exhibit: a blob of slime mold with almost 720 sexes. http://www.wired.com/
