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鍮꾨뵒�삤 寃뚯엫 愿묎퀬 遺� |
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| �삤�뒛�궇 鍮꾨뵒�삤 寃뚯엫��� �꽭�긽�뿉�꽌 媛��옣 鍮좊Ⅴ寃� �꽦�옣�븯�뒗 �뿏�꽣�뀒�씤癒쇳듃�씠�옄 愿묎퀬 留ㅼ껜媛� �릺�뿀�떎. �젇��� �냼鍮꾩옄�뱾�쓽 留덉쓬�쓣 ���吏곸씠�뒗 �뜲 �엳�뼱 鍮꾨뵒�삤 寃뚯엫留뚰븳 寃껋씠 �뾾�떎. 鍮꾨뵒�삤 寃뚯엫 愿묎퀬�뿉 ����빐 愿��떖�쓣 媛�吏� �븣�떎. 愿묎퀬二�, �냼鍮꾩옄, �닾�옄�옄 紐⑤몢 �빐�떦�맂�떎. |
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The Brave New World |
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| One of the long-held dreams of medical science is to find drugs that will increase intelligence and boost brain performance, aid concentration, and generally give us more control over thought, memory, and cognitive functioning. Some scientists now believe that the dream isn��셳 far from reality. |
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The Massively-Connec |
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| One of the world��셲 most powerful technologies is as tiny as a grain of rice. An RFID tag that can be implanted under the skin was approved in November, 2004. Just over a year later, more than 1,000 people have had them implanted in the procedure that takes just five minutes. |
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The Afghanistan Pape |
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| 저자 | Craig Whitlock �쇅 |
| 출판사 | Simon & Schuster |
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The Emerging Tri-Pol |
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| Consider the big picture, as we��쫣e laid it out in previous issues of Trends:
瑗� The population of the developed world is rapidly aging.
瑗� The United States is the only advanced nation where the workforce is forecasted to grow over the next 50 years.
瑗� The populations of the EU and Japan are actually expected to shrink over that time period.
瑗� Even China is rapidly aging and the size of its workforce will peak around 2025.
瑗� At the same time, Latin America, India, the Middle East, and Africa all have young, rapidly growing populations of under-utilized workers and under-served consumers. |
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