Glossary part 14
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:-)nanotech:
RT: Extropianism
NASA:
RT: Dad (Paul Munafo) RT: Apollo program RT: Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator RT: space exploration
Nashua, NH:
RT: Power Mac RT: New Hampshire
RT: Ken Hancock
near future:
RT: Extropianism RT: accelerating change NT: Contact (novel and movie) NT: Earth (David Brin)
RT: futurism
New Hampshire:
RT: Nashua, NH RT: Dartmouth College
neutron star:
WT: astronomy RT: black hole
RT: dwarf stars
RT: heavy nucleus
non-gay male duos:
NT: Abbott and Costello NT: Gilbert and Sullivan NT: Rodgers and Hammerstein
NT: Felix and Oscar
NT: Seth-n-Dave
WT: male duos
nonsense:
RT: enlightenment (spiritual) WT: mental reality ANT: mental reality RT: spirituality
NORAD:
RT: cold war RT: War Games
RT: nuclear weapons
nuclear weapons:
RT: cold war RT: ASCI RT: NORAD
numbers:
NT: large numbers RT: mathematics
observer mind:
RT: Erhard, Werner RT: acting skill WT: mind RT: reactive mind
old english:
WT: old languages
old languages:
RT: world history NT: celtic (language) NT: old english NT: scots (language)
RT: language evolution
OMNI theater:
RT: projection TV RT: Boston Museum of Science
RT: virtual reality
open house:
RT: Sterling Men's Weekend
opera:
RT: broadway RT: Gilbert and Sullivan
RT: Beethoven Symphony No. 9
orange and white:
RT: Fifth Element RT: orange and yellow
orange and yellow:
RT: yellow, gray and black RT: ZOOM
RT: orange and white
Oxford University:
RT: Cambridge University RT: England
RT: Harvard University
RT: Oxford English Dictionary
Oxford English Dictionary:
RT: etymology RT: Oxford University
PADD:
WT: Star Trek WT: Dators
Panspermia:
RT: Cosmos
pantomime:
RT: acting skill
parallel processing:
RT: APL RT: distributed parallel systems NT: SIMD
RT: many-core microcomputers
NT: physical parallel computing
RT: supercomputers
RT: split-merge
parallel programming:
RT: SIMD RT: many-core microcomputers
RT: hypercube
PDAs:
NT: Apple Newton WT: Dators
NT: Pilot
Philip Glass:
RT: Einstein on the Beach
RT: John Cage
RT: minimalism
RT: anthropics RT: theology
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