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  <title>Valuing New Ideas with an Open Mind</title>
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  <description>Nobel laureate C. H. Townes prizes retaining an open mind. With it, he claims, America got to
the moon on time and budget. Without it, he intimates, General Motors eminence went from
American greatness to American cluelessness. Believe him ...</description>
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  <title>39th Anniversary of Lunar Landing, 40th Year of Losing Lunar Capability</title>
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  <description>One of the common refrains I've always been annoyed with has been &quot;if we (America) can land a man
on the moon, why can't we do ....&quot;. The falsehood has been that we've retained the ability to
travel to the moon, when we have not - it was simply too e......</description>
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  <title>How OS  Creation is like Assembling a Car</title>
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  <description>Over breakfast Lynne Jolitz gave me this quote: Creating an operating system is like having to
assemble your own car every time before driving it. She captured what it was like doing 386BSD
for 6+ years. And you know, it caused me to think of the evo......</description>
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  <description>Bill Gross of PIMCO does the quick catch of noticing Paul Krugman's shift in economics from
supply domination to demand. This is a big deal for both investors and entreprenuers - we've
all got to change our risk profile - or get burned. Read more...</description>
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