Monthly Archives: July 2005

Deep in the bowels of the multi-billion dollar Energy Department federal bureaucrats are hard at work not coming up with this innovation.

The movies you see will soon look better, and cost a lot less money and energy to get to the theater.:::

Hewlett-Packard invested $1.4 billion to make inkjet printing, better, faster, and cheaper. :::

There is a race between the mostly constructive powers of voluntary human action, and the mostly destructive powers of coercive governmental constraint . . .

Alzheimer’s disease devastates the lives of millions. It robs people of their memories and leaves their brains a tangled mess. But now the first glimmers of light and hope may have penetrated through these tangled vines of murdered memory.:::

Human Innovation: Fixing your mitochondria

No animals were harmed in the creation of this steak.:::

Human innovation vs. government. Race over.:::

America may already be wired for broadband everywhere.:::

A profit-making investment of $3-million could save the lives of 1 million children.:::