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"The Graduate" poll
« on: 2004-06-16 06:14:14 » |
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MIT Technology Review
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Poll: One Word
In the 1967 movie "The Graduate," Dustin Hoffman's character was told that future success was encapsulated in "one word: plastics." What's the "one word" you would whisper to today's college graduates?
- nanotechnology
- genomics
- software
- broadband
- wireless
- hydrogen
- plastics
- robotics
- other (explain)
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RE: virus: "The Graduate" poll
« Reply #2 on: 2004-06-16 12:25:27 » |
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rhinoceros
Sent: 16 June 2004 12:14 PM
MIT Technology Review
http://www.uptilt.com/c.html?rtr=on&s=5fo,70la,4rw,eimd,f4ky,81dh,g3zs
Poll: One Word
In the 1967 movie "The Graduate," Dustin Hoffman's character was told that
future success was encapsulated in "one word: plastics." What's the "one
word" you would whisper to today's college graduates?
- nanotechnology
- genomics
- software
- broadband
- wireless
- hydrogen
- plastics
- robotics
- other (explain)
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nanotechnology
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Re: virus: "The Graduate" poll
« Reply #3 on: 2004-06-16 12:58:40 » |
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Rhino,
genomics
broadband AND wireless technologies
plastics (always, until the fossil fuels dry up)
pharmaceutical chemistry (NOT fucking pharmacy as in retail pharmacist, unless you DON'T mind doing a menial, repetitive, mindless, frenetic, lackey job 8 to 12 hours a day on your feet BUT getting paid
handsomely for it)
Take my word for it, the money ISN'T enough after about 5 years of that shit, much less 26 years of doing it.
Walter
rhinoceros wrote:
> MIT Technology Review
> http://www.uptilt.com/c.html?rtr=on&s=5fo,70la,4rw,eimd,f4ky,81dh,g3zs
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> Poll: One Word
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> In the 1967 movie "The Graduate," Dustin Hoffman's character was told that future success was encapsulated in "one word: plastics." What's the "one word" you would whisper to today's college graduates?
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> - nanotechnology
> - genomics
> - software
> - broadband
> - wireless
> - hydrogen
> - plastics
> - robotics
> - other (explain)
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Re:"The Graduate" poll
« Reply #4 on: 2004-06-16 21:06:23 » |
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[rhinoceros]
MIT Technology Review
http://www.uptilt.com/c.html?rtr=on&s=5fo,70la,4rw,eimd,f4ky,81dh,g3zs
Poll: One Word
In the 1967 movie "The Graduate," Dustin Hoffman's character was told that future success was encapsulated in "one word: plastics." What's the "one word" you would whisper to today's college graduates?
- nanotechnology
- genomics
- software
- broadband
- wireless
- hydrogen
- plastics
- robotics
- other (explain)
[Casey]
Nanotechnology will reap some people huge benefits. I like it and would suggest someone who is logically-inclined to pursue this field. A good background in applied physics, in the fields of materials science and nanoscale electronics, would be very helpful.
I also like the field of Computer Science quite alot. I think anyone diving into this field, with a specialization in artificial intelligence, will be making a name for themself. Designing AI that can handle problems effectively and without uncertainty is a long way off, but it's still a field of study that I'd highly recommend.
Kind regards,
Casey
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