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Monthly Archives: August 2013
The Hyperloop: Getting Citizens Out of Southern California at 700 mph
Could This Happen doesn’t really try to predict the future–at this point, there isn’t much I think won’t happen if given enough time. Still, when one of my post on a particular invention or innovation is followed by a major … Continue reading
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I Think I’d Prefer My Beef Uncultured, Thanks
Could This Happen (who happens to be a vegetarian), has been following the possibilities of artificially created food, including 3-D printed pastries and burritos and lab-produced meat. Now, the latter possibility has been officially taste-tested. Food scientist Hanni Rutzler said … Continue reading
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Tagged 3D printing, agriculture, burger, environment, Google, greenhouse gas, lab-grown, Mark Post, meat, PETA, Sergey Brin, synthetic
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