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Patrick Haggard

Voluntary Action

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David Adger

The Nature of Language

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Gareth Jones

Undecidable Problems

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David Adger

Language and Artificial Intelligence

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Steve Jones

Genes and the Environment

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Onur Güntürkün

Self-construction

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Fresh Water and Climate Change

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Cloud Computing

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The History and Social Study of Science

MIT Prof. Loren Graham on biomedical ethics, challenges of becoming an academic discipline, and the impact of technology on society

Native American Architecture

MIT Prof. Mark Jarzombek on love to turquoise in Mayan culture, mobile architecture of Plains Indians, and getting away from the old view on ancient nations

Importance of Nomads in Eurasian History

Historian Thomas Barfield on the Xiongnu empire, Genghis Khan, and the Mongolian tax policy

Politics and Einstein Relativity Theory

Physicist David Kaiser on measuring time delay, problems of communications during war, and governments impact on fundamental science

History of Predicting Internet Future

MIT Senior Research Scientist David Clark on contention in communication industry, alternative to the Internet, and visionaries' disappearance

Architecture of First Societies

Historian Mark Jarzombek on the notion of seemingly primitive, worldwide evolution of the housing, and the fate of native populations in modern environment

American Physics in the Cold War

Physicist David Kaiser on the US education funding course, the impact of politics on physics, and connections in rapidly growing community

Anthropology in Afghan Studies

Anthropologist Thomas Barfield on the form of anarchism in Afghanistan, "the little brother complex" in Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, and long-term anthropology

Construction of the Soviet Cosmonaut

MIT Lecturer Vyacheslav Gerovitch on Sergei Korolev’s design bureau, the leadership of the Soviet cosmonauts, and thinking outside the box in space

Computer Networks in the Soviet Union

MIT Lecturer Vyacheslav Gerovitch on the idea of optimizing the Soviet economy with a computer network, the technology of datagram switching, and “considents” in the USSR

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