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The
Face of the Future: Techno Sapiens? Phase II
Beyond Bio-Nanotech, Cybernetics and the future of the
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October 28-29, 2004
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CCLE IN
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Open
Secrets: How the government lost the drug war in cyberspace
By Michael Erard, Reason,
Oct 2004
Current issue. Quotes Richard Glen Boire on the negligible effect of the public
release of Microgram, the DEA's insider newsletter.
Injecting
Tyranny: Anti-drug "vaccines"
By Jacob Sullum, Reason,
Oct 2004
Current issue. Cites, and quotes from, the CCLE's
Pharmacotherapy
report.
TOP NEWS
Morphine
Apparently in Your Head
By Kristen Philipkoski, Wired, Sep. 23, 2004
"Several persistent researchers finally have proof for a
theory they have held for more than a decade, despite
dissent from the larger scientific community: Morphine
occurs naturally in the human brain."
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UIC
Unveils World's Most Powerful MRI for Decoding the Human
Brain
KurzweilAI.net, Sep. 21, 2004
"The University of Illinois at Chicago has unveiled the
world's most powerful magnetic resonance imaging machine.
The current industry standard for MRI systems is 1.5 tesla....
By contrast, UIC's 9.4-tesla magnet will enable researchers
to detect signals from...the metabolic building blocks of
brain function and human thought."
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