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that wins. on their backs and swimming? tom: there is a vaguely libertarian message there. i think so. i m not going to be lectured by education by an animal that eats its own poop, all right? tom: should we be phoning e.t.? a growing number of astronomers want to do more than listen to the stars. they want to put out a message to potentially intelligent civilizations. to that and max, and the organization called breakthrough initiatives plans to solicit ideas from around the world about what to say and how to send it. supporters of the effort argue that if we make first contact, aliens could, for example, share cool, new technology with us. but others have reservations. one physicist says, any civilization by cutting our presence is likely to be technologically very advanced and may not be disposed to treat us nicely. and stephen hawking famously has argued against contact. if aliens visit us, i think the
looks like angry liberals aren t the only things airlines are saying good-bye to. the tv screen of the head rest on the chair that you kick could soon be gone. aviation experts believe that technology will become obsolete at some point in the coming years as more people fly with their own devices. last month, american, american airlines announced they won t be installing the black screens on any of their new planes. and losing the little monitors will save $3,000 project, and they plan to add power outlets and provided that you pay $16 for the wi-fi. that s a bargain, right? anthony, i don t know if i like this. i put my device away or i charge it. i don t want to have tim remember to bring my own device or charge or anything like that. i kind of like it. at that point, why not take everything out? who needs windows?
on their backs and swimming? tom: there is a vaguely libertarian message there. i think so. i m not going to be lectured by education by an animal that eats its own poop, all right? tom: should we be phoning e.t.? a growing number of astronomers want to do more than listen to the stars. they want to put out a message to potentially intelligent civilizations. to that and max, and the organization called breakthrough initiatives plans to solicit ideas from around the world about what to say and how to send it. supporters of the effort argue that if we make first contact, aliens could, for example, share cool, new technology with us. but others have reservations. one physicist says, any civilization by cutting our presence is likely to be technologically very advanced and may not be disposed to treat us nicely. and stephen hawking famously has argued against contact. if aliens visit us, i think the
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