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# 4161 | Re: Who are my readers ? [Keith F. Lynch] |
Near 2002 it will be the first economy in the world,
In what, alphabetic order?
(Thu, 6 Apr 1995, 2 KB) |
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# 2224 | Coldroom Economics [Michael Riskin] |
to make sense.
Carlos is supporting the economies inherent in large coldroom
storage. Carlos...yes, (10 May 93 01:21:26, 3 KB) |
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# 1825 | Re: cryonics: #1810-#1819 (2/2) [Thomas Donaldson] |
that we should not investigate other possible
economies. I suggested more use of volunteers as (Wed, 24 Feb 93, 2 KB) |
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# 31407 | HBPA-- Homeowner and Bank Protection Act [Phil Ossifur] |
Cryonics won't survive if the national economy doesn't survive. Key to the survival (Tue, 24 Feb 2009, 2 KB) |
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# 1826 | cryonics [David S Pizer] |
do not believe we are reaching
any economy of scales in the operation portion of (24 Feb 93 22:43:58, 18 KB) |
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# 31819 | FINAL POST-- "physical economy" [Phil Ossifur] |
philossifur@yahoo.com>
Subject: FINAL POST-- "physical economy"
I guess this is it-- again. Occasionally, (Mon, 20 Jul 2009, 7 KB) |
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# 431 | Unbounding the Future [Brown/Jellinghaus] |
nanotechnology's
likely effect on Third World economies, the ongoing shift from an indus-
trial (8 Sep 1991 , 7 KB) |
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# 30379 | CRYONET-- search engine technique-- keywords [Phil Ossifur] |
listing... as
demonstrated by a search for "economy"...
http://www.cryonet.org/cgi-bin/search. (Sat, 26 Jan 2008, 1 KB) |
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# 9839 | "...almost free..." [Saul Kent] |
can afford it.
Thomas speculates that the economy
of the distant future may be very (Mon, 1 Jun 1998, 3 KB) |
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# 17432 | "Ageing populace is killing economy" [Mark Plus] |
hotmail.com>
Subject: "Ageing populace is killing economy"
Date: Fri, 31 Aug 2001 08:49: (Fri, 31 Aug 2001, 5 KB) |
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