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Like an economics student analyzing inflation, interest and unemployment rates and coming up with a forecast of which way the economy will go, the Duke databank, now a part of the Duke Clinical Research Institute, correlates important information about the body--enzyme levels, age, family history--into a prediction of...
For governments whose stability is in question, such programs are not high priorities. ProMED co-founder Stephen Morse, who now heads a new infectious-disease program at Columbia University, notes that in these cases, the who has stepped in to provide training and sharing of lab facilities. But the efforts...
The biggest reason for this prediction is junior Emily Stauffer. Undoubtedly the best soccer player ever to compete at Harvard, the midfielder was a First Team All-American selection, the first Crimson player ever to win the honor. The Ivy League Player of the Year, she led the conference with...
The biggest reason for this prediction is junior Emily Stauffer. Undoubtedly the best soccer player ever to compete at Harvard, the midfielder was a First Team All-American selection, the first Crimson player ever to win the honor. The Ivy League Player of the Year, she led the conference with...
Sometimes, however, it's hard to separate the cause from the effect. "Futurism isn't prediction anymore," says Rushkoff. "It's state-of-the-art propaganda. It's future creation." As he sees the process, two of the futurists' most potent tools are terror and exclusivity. "They put their clients...