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The Dangers Of Prometheus 
crnano.typepad.com | by Chris Phoenix | Thu, Mar 19
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A few days ago, I posted a comment on changes happening at Foresight, including Josh Hall becoming president. I questioned whether Foresight would continue to take a rosy view of nanotechnology. A partial answer has arrived in the form of a Nanodot post from Josh.
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