Word: endeavorment
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...emergence in the early 21st century of this new form of intelligence, one that can compete with and ultimately significantly exceed human intelligence, will have profound implications for all aspects of human endeavor, including the nature of work, learning, government, warfare, the arts and our concept of ourselves. Our biological intelligence is for all practical purposes fixed, whereas nonbiological intelligence is at least doubling in power every year, so by 2053, it will dominate...
...until Pearl had completed three-fourths of his novel that he tested the possibility of having it published. “I decided that I should figure out if this project was viable as a professional endeavor in order to make sure I wasn’t screwing up my law career...
...simultaneously from different angles à la “The Matrix”. Occasional quotes from Sun Tzu’s “The Art of War” also help to remind viewers of ultimate frisbee’s relative place in the scale of human endeavor...
...will now be up to the underclassmen to keep that streak alive. Freshman Julie Chu, who tallied a goal and four assists in her Beanpot final debut, will be a big part of that endeavor, but she is living in the moment...
Fenster was recruited as part of the Oxford Student’s endeavor to add a different perspective to their op-ed pages. What, after all, could be more alien than an American? The editors of Oxford’s campus weekly solicited The Crimson for a columnist and Fenster, who is a familiar face among the ranks of The Crimson op-ed team, volunteered. He soon found himself in an enviable situation—an ocean separates himself from the scrutiny of his editors and a weekly allotment of 400 words is his to use on whatever topic...