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Solar geoengineering

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    Neal Stephenson argues that human nature's duality persists, as seen in historical patterns like WWII's societal descent into monstrosity.
    Space exploration faces daunting technical and economic hurdles, with interstellar travel requiring non-tangible motivations due to lack of economic viability.
    Stephenson suggests solar geoengineering may be initiated by non-Western entities or individuals, challenging the assumption of Western democratic leadership in climate action.
    Augmented reality (AR) could surpass virtual reality (VR) in popularity due to its integration with physical reality, despite engineering challenges like real-time SLAM.
    Cryptocurrency's potential for societal change lies more in cryptographically enforceable contracts than in the currency itself.

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