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… it implicitly does, however, is crunch what might have taken years into microseconds. If the charmed phrase of James’ stately Victorian elites more than a century ago was “Summer Afternoon,” ours might be “MapReduce”, a kind of magic two word code for a whole way of living and t...

… called deterministic behavior. Something is deterministic if you can set it up in a particular way and know the exact state later or, conversely, examine something and trace it back into the past. Modern computers scale up clockwork and make it much more efficient; gears are tr...

… be shown that this kind of fixed point is globally unstable. Rigid things can more easily fracture. The rich, altered states of consciousness that emerge while hearing the beat of Tibetan monks meditating, the Sufi chant-dances of Rumi and the John Coltrane and McCoy Tyner’s end...

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11 parameters have for a very long time fallen within the range spanned by modern natural-fertility populations. In my previous paper, I estimated using demographic statistics from a wide variety of natural-fertility populations, and found that this variation had little effect o...

…tor’s government ownership and bond-like nature of returns. In the 1980s, Lord David Howell (formerly UK Secretary of State for Energy in the Thatcher government) advocated having then-fully regulated power plants compete to sell their production into a competitive power market...

modern direction. But that’s the long term. Right

as well as modern ones such as Stockhausen and

no matter their public bows to modern manners

coupled with capacity building and introduction of modern

that modern consensus fits thrift theory given Harrod’s qualifier that

but which is no longer appropriate to the modern age

A Dictionary of Modern Legal Usage 372 (2d ed. 1995).

the modern study of brain mechanisms in emotion

I have learned that the Mr. Kirby’s of modern American educational