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Texas Unleashes Stampede for Science
By Aaron Dubrow, Texas Advanced Computing Center
Published: March 27 -
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This is an amazing computer it is the future.
The word is BOO-YAH! May our entrusted leaders recognize the amazing potential of this breakthrough to facilitate peace and social enrichment. May we resist the pull of the military-industrial crusade, and stop wasting our capabilities on missile trajectories and other death-tools. Cold War is over.