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VIDEO — Robotic Mule
Nigel, you should set up some kind of prediction market about that at HubDub. Amazing. – - Via the ultra-interesting Robin Hanson —who, for once, does not write a soporific post. Un-Important Technical Note: The video above is dated 2008, … Continue reading