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	<title>Comments on: Technological singularity</title>
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		<title>By: Vidar Hokstad's random musings</title>
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Daniel Lemire has a short entry on technological singularity, or in other word the idea that at some point humanity may develop technology that leads to a phase of rapid development that is so beyond our comprehension that we will...</description>
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Daniel Lemire has a short entry on technological singularity, or in other word the idea that at some point humanity may develop technology that leads to a phase of rapid development that is so beyond our comprehension that we will&#8230;</p>
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