Ones and Zeros: A 15 Billion Dollar Box of Girl Scout Cookies

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ONE: A single box of Girl Scout Cookies could contain 15 billion dollars worth of graphene (PopSci)

Zero: Taking Google’s word for it that the self-driving car accident was a human error (Jalopnik)

One: Maybe we came from space after all (Space.com)

Zero: At least the King of Jordan’s $1.5 billion “Star Trek” theme park will be powered by alternative energy (Inhabitat)

One: Controlling a new form of Micro-Robots with exact precision could lead to better cancer treatment delivery procedures and, in the long run, function as miniature factories (Extreme Tech)

Zero: Media scare memes about how everything is hackable (AP)

One: But Facebook will pay hackers to hack them (HuffPost)

Zero: Berlin Wall Disneyland (Der Spiegel)

One: Gleick on Google (NY Books)

Zero: Science Fair entry shuts down airport and shuts down airport for hours (Slashdot)

One: The science of disgust

Zero: Losing your domain name to a government seizure is not a substantial hardship (Ars)

One: The Worm and the Meatball (NYT)

Zero: The Astrochimp trainer is dead (Wall Street Journal)

One: Wondering at the beauty of the Tottenham riots, thanks to a time-lapse video (It Drew Itself)

Zero: Blaming technology for the London riots (WSJ)

ONE: Rather than paying for arcade games with quarters, playing video games with quarters (YouTube)

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