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Google 10^100

avatar by Benthamite
September 29th, 2009 at 3:13 PM
Filed under: News Story Commentary, Other Discursive Dialogue


Google is donating 10 million dollars to implement user-submitted ideas focused on improving some aspect of the world. The ideas have already been compiled into to projects, and now it's time to vote on them.

Check it out and vote now on an idea (any e-mail address can be used to vote).

After voting, add a critique on what you voted for and why. You may find it quite challenging to pick just one project.







Source: http://www.project10tothe100.com/




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avatar Retired_Navy_Rob on October 6th, 2009 at 3:24 AM
 

Pirates make money through actions similar to terrorism

Sorry Marc piracy is similar to terrorism; piracy is terrorism!

avatar Benthamite on October 5th, 2009 at 4:39 PM
 

I chose Africa for a number of reasons but with the over-arching one being that it could end up being the Middle East of the future.

-Africa has resources, probably more than we know
-Some African leaders resent foreign nation interference
-African youth are susceptible to brainwashing (child soldiers)
-Pirates make money through actions similar to terrorism

The challenge would be to ensure that education efforts are successful and that the money (resource for change) isn't just spent like dust in the wind. But I think most people can agree that education is the best way to shape the future in a nation ridden with corruption and home of some of the worse crimes committed against innocents.

avatar Retired_Navy_Rob on September 30th, 2009 at 1:40 PM
 

I chose “Enhance science and engineering education” because knowledge is the key to a successful future.

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