the blindspot: Progress

When an subject is controversial, one cannot hope to tell the truth. One can only show how one came to hold whatever opinion one does hold. One can only give one's audience the the chance of drawing their own conclusions as they observe the limitations, the predjudices, the idiosyncracies of the speaker.

- Virginia Woolf

Monday, May 22, 2006

Progress

A running list of events, to be updated occasionally

9/06 - 6 million dollar man a reality? prosthetics can be safely attached to human nervous system.

6/06 - Women have finally been figured out

6/06 - US population over 300 million people.

6/06 - Spider Silk properties can be modified through genetic engineering

6/06 - Vaccine is available to stop HPV

5/06 - It is cheaper to use digital effects to fabricate scenes in movies than to actually shoot them.

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: Name: chris; Location: Philadelphia, United States

After deep introspection, I can only say that I have lived a comparatively short and generally boring life. To get the obvious but necessary content out of the way, we can start by saying that I was born into an average American, middleclass family (2 kids, dog, house, ect.) and spent the next 18 years living with them in sunny, beautiful upstate New York. The area I lived in had very bad public schools, so I attended private Christian schools, where I learned the usual academic stuff (which I wish I could remember) along with a lot of catholic theology (which I wish I could forget). My father is an auto mechanic who taught me that there is no shame and working with your hands and that you should only do what you love. At 18, I decided on a whim to go to Boston University. There I learned that you solve problems with detailed analysis, logical execution, and hard work, or just tons of money and a lot of bureaucracy. So being broke and hating paperwork, I learned the skills that I hope will make me successful in the future

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