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The effort to cure Hep C was long, arduous, and costly. Now who will pay for it?
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Hehehe..read this line and couldn't help but laugh...
"A company called Pharmasset had been looking at a group of drugs known as nucleotide analogues, which met some of these criteria, since the mid-2000s."
We haven't yet reached the "mid-2000s" (years 2040-2060); it's only 2014.
Just as the mid-1900s or the mid-1800s refer to the middle of these centuries, the mid-2000s refers to a time we haven't yet arrived at.

I guess Pharmasset also managed time travel, eh +Scientific American ?  No wonder the drugs cost so much (what with inflation being what it will be in 40 years or so...).
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A new dinosaur weighed in at 65 tons -- and it was only a teenager.
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wow, that was too big
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If you went back in time and killed your grandfather, how would we overcome the logical paradox of your existence? Quantum mechanics offers a way.
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Bad for that person but thats the least of the time travelers problem.  Getting back home is.
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The finding affirms our understanding of why the sun shines.
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Neutrinos have a connection to dark matter.

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Animal studies find that a replacement compound for the estrogen-mimicking chemical bisphenol A may also be harmful to human health.
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Population control
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Scientists with dyslexia were better at picking out the black holes from noisy data, and students with dyslexia were better at memorizing blurry-looking images resembling x-rays.
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Great article
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In 2006, four men broke into a lab looking for the painkiller OxyContin. But instead, they stole oxytocin, the hormone involved in lactation and emotional bonding. We don't know if the hormone made the men want to cuddle, which may not be the best feeling to have in prison. But it turns out that oxytocin drives some negative emotions, too.
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That explains it.
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We've finally figured out a way to supersize the Milky Way.
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A graphical tour of our evolutionary advantages starts with anatomy.
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+Emmett Boyer
Thats because man is so insecure these days that a woman is no longer needed. Both need robots to take care of their daily lives. Humans are no longer able to take care of themselves, hence their insecurities. Soon we will have Robot cops and Terminators. Robot cops to fight crime without loss of police life and Terminators will be sent away to wipe out terrorists. No more soldier lives lost. They can stay home and breed like rabbits.

If man was really intelligent, he would still have lived like all other animals on this planet and the environment would have been absolutely cleaner and diseases or parasites would have of course been with us, just like ticks and fleas are on monkeys but then our immune system would have taken care of the critters. These days our immune system isn't as effective because we are way too clean with ourselves. That's why sometimes its hard to beat the Flu, Cold and other nasties.
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Science has actually tackled the question of whether shaving causes hair to regrow thicker.
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One further thought, +Jon Evans. You could extend your experiment by regularly massaging only the right side of your chest and see whether it catches up with the left side.
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Why community colleges should be free (from the editors of Scientific American).
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,c JFK d uhh id
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An engineering marvel of 100 years ago.
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Many Thanks Karsten I do not thing H.A.S Hood would have fitted, K.M.S. Bismark solved that one.
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