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Most Likely to Secede
S: Secession "When in the course of human events it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them...
Design
Jonathan and the Whale
Jonathan Harris chronicles an Inupiat whale hunt in 3,214 photos. In the process he may have reinvented how we tell stories.
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YouPorn
It was only a matter of time before the addictive convenience of YouTube extended to that other thing we love about the internet.
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Witness Video Hub
The Witness Video Hub is helping people document human rights abuses when YouTube and governments don't cooperate. Plus Big Thinker Sushmita Ghosh.
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Famous People Sell Magazines
We're won over by conventional newsstand wisdom. Sort of. Plus Big Thinker Danny DeVito.
News
Human Terrain System
The Pentagon is bringing social scientists to the battlefield. Plus Big Thinker Samantha Power.
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VeriChip
The VeriChip has been FDA-approved for human implantation but civil liberties advocates are worried.
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Ibrahim Index of African Governance
The African cell-phone mogul Mo Ibrahim pinpointed a simple fact about African leaders: Many of them use their power to enrich themselves...
Environment
Nuclear Energy Goes Green
Policymakers and environmentalists are reconsidering the nuclear option. Plus Big Thinker Lawrence Lessig.
News
Jerusalem, Division of
Jerusalem is often seen as the flash point of Middle East tension-Muslims angry that Jews control their third-holiest city, Jews angry that...
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X Prize
The X Prize shakes gives stagnant industries a shot of entrepreneurial innovation. Plus Big Thinker Peter Diamandis.
Environment
Buy Now, Pay Later
Can a new trend right our environmental wrongs? Adam M. Bright scrutinizes the practice of carbon offsetting.
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God, Without the Fuss
The pastor of the country's largest congregation thinks we've got God all wrong. If you need a parking space, God can help out. He also wants...
Issue 008
Killer Robots in Iraq
This fall a thousand new fighters started shipping out to Iraq. They were robots, mind you, not people.
News
Russian Gambit
Garry Kasparov tells Christopher Bateman about his stratagem to take over in the Kremlin.
Issue 008
Large Hadron Collider
This $6 billion, 16-mile-long particle accelerator might help us understand the fabric of reality. Plus other Literally Big Ideas.
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Quantum Hippies
Quantum mechanics and Ayahuasca-induced hallucination: together at last.
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Big Ideas!
GOOD presents an alphabetical list of the people and ideas that will shape your future.
