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Wednesday, November 21, 2001
Very quiet Sunday afternoon.
Instead of cleaning my apartment (partly because I expected maintenance to work on my dishwasher which is not draining), I went to the Philadelphia Free Library, and stumbled across two interesting books. I am generally lucky there; the library seems to display interesting books in a way that makes it easy to stumble across them. First, Meditations on Middle-Earth, a collection of essays written by Sci-Fi writers as an homage to J.R.R. Tolkien. Skimmed through it, and then barely started The Spike, which assumes knowledge and technology grow at a compound (exponential) rate, and then reflects on some implications. I am a bit sceptical, but it is interesting reading. Then today, I wonder if maybe the nano technology described in The Spike is closer than I might think: Molecular Trojan Horse Zaps Cancer Cells
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