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Anything that is scientifically possible and not ruled out by the laws of physics, .. should.. be possible in engineering terms at some point in the future.

 

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"Everything that can happen, does..or does it?"





 
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The search for reaching absolute zero opens up a new quantum world of possibilities .

does 'consciousness' exist?
 

 `~ Zeitgeist -         Gold ecoSpaces         `~ ________________________   `~`  coming soon


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KQED ~ Future History: Plastic Water Bottles
 

 



Defence Of The Mind -zeitgeist (not related to us)

  
eitgeist refers to the ethos of an identified group of people, that expresses a particular world view which is prevalent at a particular period of socio-cultural progression.


 

TED talks ~ Garrett Lisi on his theory of everything

 

 

Brian Cox on CERN's supercollider

 

 

 

ONE!

ONE TV (April 2007)

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_________ `~  nderstanding `~ Gold Reserves `~ Gold Reserves are held by central banks as a store of value.  `~ In 2001, it was estimated that all the gold ever mined totaled 145,000 tonnes.`~One tonne of gold equated to a value of US$25.75 million as of October 2008The total value of all gold ever mined would be $3.39 trillion at October 2008 prices.`~ At the end of 2004, central banks and official organizations held 19% of all above-ground gold as a reserve asset. `~ About one percent of all above-ground gold 370 metric tonnes was mined in the first five years of the California Gold Rush; $11 billion worth approximately at July 2008 prices.  `~ IMF gold reserves `~IMF gold reserves refers to 3,217 tonnes of gold held by the International Monetary Fund. `~  It is currently priced at $42 a troy ounce ($1,370/kg) for accounting purposes, a price that was fixed in 1971 just before the Nixon administration officially de-Linked the U.S. dollar from gold and instead allowed market forces to set the dollar's worth.  `~ An attempt to revalue the gold reserve to today's value has met resistance for different reasons. For example, Canada is against the idea of revaluing the reserve, as it would flood the market with gold and therefore depress its price. `~  It is also not clear whether the gold reserve is the property of the IMF or of member countries. `~ Privately held gold `~  As of September 2008, gold exchange-traded funds held1,039 tonnes of gold in total for private and institutional investors. `~ Officially reported gold reserves `~ The United States' holding of gold is worth approximately $241 billion (July 2008).  `~ Although the United States has the largest reserves of individual countries, in total the Euro-Zone gold holdings are greater (11,065 tonnes as of December 2007). `~ `~ _____________ `~ The largest gold holdings in tonnes as reported by the World Gold Council can be seen in the table belo`~w `~

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