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| | Accelerating Change 2005 - Speaker Biographies and Read Aheads |
 | | The daughter of an English physicist and a Swiss mathematician, Dyson started traveling in Eastern Europe in 1989 and eventually helped to fill the small but vital vacuum at the intersection of Eastern Europe, high-tech and venture capital, even as she remains active in the US and Western Europe. |
 | | Some variants have nothing to do with the concept of a creator, but, like the anthropic principle, make the simulation-testable hypothesis that the "genes" of our universe are tuned for the evolutionary development of life, intelligence, and accelerating change. |
 | | Or Dr. Joao Magueijo, the brash young theoretical physicist from Imperial College, who controversially suggested that the speed of light was relative. |
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