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The <em>FC</em> Wish List: Science Edition
By:
<cite>Fast Company</cite> Staff
March 1, 2006
Advances we hope to see by 2016.
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Personalized medicine
Drugs should know our genetic profile and work around it.
Molecular transport
Because we can't figure out these new airline boarding schemes.
Mosquito repellent that works . . .
and, oh yeah, doesn't cause cancer.
Oil: the other alternative energy
As in, the last resort after solar, wind, hydro, thermal, hydrogen . . .
Athletic robots
We just want to see one play chess and box Mike Tyson.
A fat-burning pill . . .
that works while we sleep. We're really that lazy.
From Issue 103 | March 2006
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