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No 1950s sci-fi story about super-advanced computers is complete without endless clicking relays and flashing bezels.

Sounds like a cosmic egg waiting to hatch.

Less than 1% globally, so you're right.

Ah yes, the great cause celebre of our time. How dare anyone think of anything else.

How is two objects not touching but feeling a force crazy? Isn't that what gravity does but everyone's ok with that

In 1989 I wrote a little shell with an embedded neural net that watched what you did and after a while prompted you for a likely next command. Just a toy really but it worked. I us…

The milky way and zodiac from the Bible 2000 years ago... Revelations 22: Then the angel showed me the river of the water of life, bright as crystal, flowing from the throne of God…

The proteins don't directly change the DNA via information transfer, that's not how natural selection works.

Australia was founded in 1901 as a federation of free states.

So Leonard Cohen was right... “There is a crack in everything, that's how the light gets in”.

It's not meant to be taken literally, it refers to any language of logic programming”. Apologies to Monty Python.

I'm in Australia and have driven on many gravel roads. It always means those small grey/gray stones that are spread on the road after grading, but not sealed. The article really do…

The ABC loves this style, for some years now. I haven't encountered it elsewhere and I loathe it.

Why did so many great guitarists who made their mark using other guitars then settle into boring middle-aged mediocrity playing a Stratocaster? Never understood.

I so look forward to our monthly Anglo Saxon Kings and Queens of England article.

State of the Art & Player of Games are the only two I actually enjoyed. The others I plodded through begrudgingly.