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CE - America’s Protests Won’t Stop Until Police Brutality Does - NYTIMES article - CORRECTION COMPLETE

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CE - America’s Protests Won’t Stop Until Police Brutality Does - NYTIMES article - CORRECTION COMPLETE

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CE - America's Protests Won't Stop Until Police Brutality Does - NYTIMES article et exploitation eleves

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CORRECTION GOOGLE GLASS

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CORRECTION EQUAL PARENTING

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EQUAL PARENTING - VIDEO

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EQUAL PARENTING - exploitation

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GOOGLE GLASS

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GOOGLE GLASS - exploitation

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CORRECTION CE TYPE BAC IDEA OF PROGRESS

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SUJET TYPE BAC - IDEA OF PROGRESS - TEXTE A

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SUJET TYPE BAC - IDEA OF PROGRESS - TEXTE B

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SUJET TYPE BAC - IDEA OF PROGRESS - QUESTIONS

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Her Official Trailer #1 (2013) - Joaquin Phoenix, Scarlett Johansson Movie HD

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Artificial Intelligence is scary. Elon Musk explains why.mp4

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DOC "CHANGING JOB MARKET"

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VIDEO "CHANGING JOB MARKET"

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CORRECTION CE "CLONING"

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CLONING - CE

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Should cloning humans be allowed - CE - doc students

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VOC - Idea of progress - science & technology.pdf

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In recent years, Bill Gates has started dipping his toes into unusual pools of creativity.

The grand high emperor of Microsoft is already working on a sprawling, futuristic "smart city" to be built in the Arizona desert, but now he has a second project to devote his time to - he's going to engineer the perfect cow.

Bearing in mind his plan to build a desert city, this isn't a terrible idea - ideally, this genetically engineered bovine will be significantly more hardy than our current and inferior livestock, and will be able to produce milk at far higher temperatures.

Of course, Gates' plan isn't really aimed at creating cows to feed his technological utopia (although he probably won't mind if that's a nice side-effect). Instead, Gates is hoping that these cows will help his ongoing humanitarian work in arid parts of the world where famine and pestilence is still affecting the lives of millions.

The plan is to start by conducting genetic research into cows, designing ways to build cattle capable of surviving more challenging environments, and also producing milk on a far greater scale. Gates' scientists hope that they can manage to increase the milk yield of the average cow fourfold.

GALVmed (Global Alliance for Livestock Veterinary Medicines), an institute that's based in Edinburgh, Scotland, has just received an impressive $40 million donation from Gates in order to fund their research. Speaking about his contributions, Gates explained how he hopes this will provide relief for those who live in poverty in famine-stricken parts of the world:

While nobody can doubt Gates' eagerness to help out in some of the blight-stricken parts of the world, there is a danger that his efforts might prove detrimental in the long run.

Many scientists have raised concerns about the greater carbon footprint that would be generated were cows to become more widespread. Even as things stand currently, the large numbers of livestock that exist to feed humanity are generating greenhouse gases at alarming rates.

While creating hardier cows may help to temporarily alleviate suffering in desert areas of the world, experts recommend that actually, research should be going into creating more sustainable, environmentally-friendly vegetarian crops that can provide the same food relief - something that Gates is also hoping to achieve with other scientific research that he is funding. Ultimately, meat may not prove to be a luxury that humanity can continue to justify.

This, of course, comes as little consolation to those millions of people around the world who currently don't have enough to eat or drink, and certainly those who need the support will welcome these advanced cows if and when they finally become available.

At least if a cow's milk yield can be quadrupled, we can reduce the collective carbon footprint of the world's livestock by cutting down on the number of bovines that are needed to produce all our ice cream, yoghurt, and cheese pizzas.

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Bill Gates Wants To Genetically Engineer a 'Super Cow'

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In recent years, Bill Gates has started dipping his toes into unusual pools of creativity. The grand high emperor of Microsoft is already working on a sprawling, futuristic "smart city" to be built in the Arizona desert, but now he has a second project to devote his time to - he's going to engineer the perfect cow.

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Intelligent Machines: The truth behind AI fiction

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Are real robots ever going to be as clever and as evil as they are portrayed in films?

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2001 SPACE ODYSSEY - HAL

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Hal 9000 VS Dave - Ontological scene in 2001: A Space Odyssey

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Dave: Hello, HAL. Do you read me, HAL? HAL: Affirmative, Dave. I read you. Dave: Open the pod bay doors, HAL. HAL: I'm sorry, Dave. I'm afraid I can't do that. Dave: What's the problem? HAL: I think you know what the problem is just as well as I do.