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Political scientists and science fiction writers alike have long been taken with the idea that humans would one day form a global government. Yet few of us take this prospect very seriously, often dismissing it as an outright impossibility or very far off in the future. Given the rapid pace of globalization, however, it would seem that humanity is inexorably headed in this direction. So how long will it ta
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If someone handed you a tiny plastic container and challenged you to snag a bunch of ping pong balls midair, do you think you could get ;em all I know I couldn ;t! But this self-perfecting robot sure can. The quadrotor m
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