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Scientific American March 2008
Posted: February 18th, 2008, 8:38pm CET by kellyx

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Scientific American March 2008

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Scientific American, March 2008
Posted: February 20th, 2008, 3:37pm CET by frapadm

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Scientific American, March 2008
PDF | English | 8 MB

The End of Cosmology?
Will the big bang be forgotten? The accelerating cosmic expansion is wiping away every trace of the universe's origin.

When Markets Beat the Polls
Internet-based financial markets may predict elections more reliably than polls do. They can augur future box-office returns and flu seasons, too.

White Matter Matters
Long regarded as passive support for cogitating neurons, the brain's white matter shows that it actively affects learning and mental illness.

The Limits of Quantum Computers
Futuristic quantum computers could be exceptionally fast at certain tasks, but for most problems they would only modestly outclass today's conventional machines.