Combinatorial Explosion

Reason Staff | 7.9.2003 8:50 AM

New at Reason: Ron Bailey describes how human bioengineering could beat the statistics and become a reality.

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sphynx 23 years ago

Every problem has a built-in solution, which creates new problems with built-in solutions.

The universe would be a very boring place indeed, were this not so.
Rock 22 years ago

"Solution" is just the label we temporarily assign to the next problem.

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