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More Essays on Nanotechnology Implications

editorial (, United States)
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Nanoethics and Technological Revolutions: a Précis

Nick Bostrom (Director, Future of Humanity Institute, Faculty of Philosophy, Oxford University, UK, United Kingdom)
85-87

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From the Enlightenment to N-Lightenment

Michael E. Buerger (Associate Professor of Criminal Justice, Bowling Green State University, United States)
89-98

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What Price Freedom?

Robert A. Freitas Jr (Institute for Molecular Manufacturing, Palo Alto, California, USA, United States)
99-106

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The (Needed) New Economics of Abundance

Steve Burgess (Principal, Burgess Consulting & Forensics, United States)
107-109

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Economic Impact of the Personal Nanofactory

Robert A. Freitas Jr (Institute for Molecular Manufacturing, Palo Alto, California, USA, United States)
111-126

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Corporate Cornucopia: Examining the Special Implications of Commercial MNT Development

Michael Vassar (, United States)
127-136

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Molecular Manufacturing and the Developing World: Looking to Nanotechnology for Answers

Don Maclurcan (Institute for Nanoscale Technology, University of Technology, Sydney, Australia, Australia)
137-141

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Considering Military and Ethical Implications of Nanofactory-Level Nanotechnology

Brian Wang (, United States)
143-149

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Molecular Manufacturing and the Need for Crime Science

Deborah Osborne (Buffalo Police Department, Buffalo, NY, USA, United States)
151-153

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Safer Molecular Manufacturing Through Nanoblocks

Tom Craver (, United States)
155-160

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Are We Enlightened Guardians, or Are We Apes Designing Humans?

Douglas Mulhall (, United States)
161-166

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CRN Task Force essays: a European commentary

G.C. Holt (Collegium Basilea (Institute of Advanced Study), Basel, Switzerland, Switzerland)
167-170

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