Top Science Stories of 2004
borkbot writes "New Scientist has several round-ups of 2004. They include one for technology , space and biology . There's also an interesting peice about the most popular stories of the year."
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umm waitaminute, I fell for that the last time.
I think a slashdot poll is in order so people have a proper place to complain about missing options ;)
Technology, the cause of and solution to all of life's problems.
my dreams come true, A lightning gun in real life. Now all I need is the Quad and I'm set. ooh ooh, even better, the Beserker Rune.
Mine is the "Sweeping stun guns to target crowds." Phasers on stun!
Ignorance is curable, stupid is forever.
...about the most popular stories of the year."
Such as the one about spelling reform, which I unfortunately missed.
In a hastily called press conference U.S. President George W. Bush, today announced a "nationwide mobilization of America's scientific and commercial resources" to create renewable and sustainable replacements for fossil fuels. When asked how the deficit-ridden government would pay for such an effort Bush replied that America's military would be rapidly drawn down to the level necessary to preserve the territorial integrity of the United States. "After all," joked the President, "we already have all of the food we need, once we have all of the energy we need there won't be anything to fight over." -And then I awoke.
This was interesting story....
Yeah? Well I think you're overrated too.
It's PIEce, like a piece of PIE.
Yes! There needs to be a psychology of insanity section!
I think we've pushed this "anyone can grow up to be president" thing too far.
I wonder how they came up with the "most popular" stories.
Obviously, it's all a plot to draw attention away from the interplanetary war started by NASA with all those missles, err, probes, that we slammed intto Mars.
hawk