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Singularity University’s Exponential Medicine Kicks Off Today in San Diego . Tech is changing almost every aspect of modern life, and medicine and healthcare are no exception. New technologies are bringing quick advancement to areas that need them, and en

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Flying Cars, Aerial Ridesharing, and the Not-Too-Distant Future of Transport . In 2018, for the sixth straight year, Los Angeles earned the dubious honor of being the most gridlocked metropolis in the world, where the average driver spends 2.5 working wee