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This ludical activity evaluates the first reading from Canon Book: National Academy Of Engineering. The Engineer Of 2020: Visions Of Engineering In The New Century. Washington DC. 2004

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This ludical activity evaluates the first reading from Canon Book: National Academy Of Engineering. The Engineer Of 2020: Visions Of Engineering In The New Century. Washington DC. 2004

by Lena Prieto
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1 . A scenario is a tool for ordering one ? s perceptions about future environments in which today ? s decisions might be played out .
2 . We imagine that the new ideas and discoveries in , biology , , and mathematics are leading to a revolutionary " moment " where we will reconceptualize and reperceive reality . We have been here before .
3 . Scientific advances often rely on the of new tools to open new arenas for exploration .
4 . Today new scientific are leading to profound insights into the realities of nature .
5 . The most important new tool , however , has been the . It has given us the ability to create remarkably faithful of phenomena like turbulent flow and complex chemical reactions . It has allowed us to study very large numbers of , millions instead of dozens .
6 . The Internet , of course , was primarily a tool for accelerating scientific communication . It used to be that the of research involved a long cycle of peer review , publishing , challenging , retesting , publishing , and so on . It was a process that took months or even years . Today an is conducted in the morning , and the results can be on the by lunchtime .
7 . Part of what makes one imagine that a is coming is that fundamental changes are developing across many disciplines . Here the focus is on physics , , and chemistry , but many others could be covered . Furthermore , they are feeding on each other .
8 . We would have remarkable new capabilities to new devices and new materials in entirely ecologically benign ways . We might even have new clean sources .

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