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Thursday, November 15, 2012

Infographic: "How Long till the Revolution"

Source: Newark via cunicode via 3ders.org

Posted by Ayal Chen-Zion at 1:20 AM

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Ayal Chen-Zion: United States; I am a PhD student in Economics at UCSD. Some may call me a crazy futurist, but I think that as technology marches forward 3D printing will soon be on the front line of innovation.

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