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# 14661 | Re: Overpopulation [Lee Corbin] |
to the U.S., and why the
economy there has absolutely no trouble absorbing them.
(Tue, 10 Oct 2000, 4 KB) |
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# 10083 | To Sell Cryonics We Need A Fascinating Future [Olaf Henny] |
packed in
like a sardine in the economy class of a jumbo-jet, holding my
(Mon, 20 Jul 1998, 7 KB) |
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# 4688 | Organizations, survival, and 10% [Steve Bridge] |
the former Soviet Union, disastrous as its economy is, has currently
>about 15 or something (Sun, 30 Jul 95, 14 KB) |
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# 11131 | Just some comments I couldn't keep to my self [Richard NunnallyWin95 User] |
expect I will come up with
something. (Economy Plan: a bottle of bourbon and a (Mon, 18 Jan 1999, 4 KB) |
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# 8061 | simulation/emulation [Ettinger] |
nothing extra; and
we want the same economy of space and time as in the (Sun, 13 Apr 1997, 5 KB) |
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# 30122 | RE: #30120 Marketing [Robert Moore] |
the
rules
have changed (again). In an economy where the richest have an infinite
number (Tue, 11 Dec 2007, 6 KB) |
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# 2757 | Nanotechnology & Cryonics [Paul Wakfer] |
given cryonics organization going
>bankrupt, of the economy going belly-up (e.g. a 1930s (14 May 94 00:49:15, 11 KB) |
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# 32326 | "Normal Cryonics," by Eliezer Yudkowsky [Mark Plus] |
or a free government program, with that economy of scale; but we should ignore that (Wed, 20 Jan 2010, 7 KB) |
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# 2010 | Nifty Idea Plus... [Steven B. Harris] |
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To Bobby Hesselbo:
Your economies of scale remind strongly of the giant (23 Mar 93 06:12:00, 7 KB) |
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# 12096 | FYI #106 - <Federal Nanotech R&D> [Paul Bowersox] |
flow across many
companies and the entire economy, few companies can afford the
resources and (Thu, 8 Jul 1999, 7 KB) |
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