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10.08 - August 2002
Building the Ultimate Runner

Inside a Soviet-style training camp, corporate scientists are reengineering neuro-mechanics, blood chemistry, and brain waves. Welcome to the Oregon Project, where Nike is using extreme technology to rebuild the US marathon team.
By Andrew Tilin

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		From 6.03 - 6.05: Encyclopedia of the New Economy From "adhocracy" to "zero sum," the terms that define 21st-century business.

		10.07 - July 2002 The Wired Index The New Economy Was a Myth, Right? Wrong. By James Surowiecki

		10.06 - June 2002 Spielberg in the Twilight Zone Forget the 20th-anniversary E.T. (Forget the candy-coated A.I., too.) With Minority Report, the biggest science fiction director of all time is finally turning to the dark side. By Lisa Kennedy

		10.05 - May 2002 Moby^TM How a one-man branding machine became an electropop superstar. By Ethan Smith

		10.04 - April 2002 Astrocop Get ready for the new frontier of missile defense, where peacekeeping space lasers battle a storm of rogue nukes. By Bruce Sterling PLUS: Three do-or-die crisis scenarios and 13 enemy strategies.

		10.03 - March 2002 It's Alive! From airport tarmacs to online job banks to medical labs, AI is everywhere. By Jennifer Kahn

		10.02 - February 2002 Disney, Invader Inside the ever-expanding, profit-maximizing, cultural-imperialist machine. By Jonathan Weber PLUS: Hong Kong Disneyland at a glance.

		10.01 - January 2002 Past Is Prologue Freneticism and disappointment, excitement and fear. The history of technology is filled with bursts and busts. Looking backward is not to retreat into the past but to prepare for the future.

		9.12 - December 2001 A Nation Divided Is a Nation Secured Why decentralizing is the best defense. By Oliver Morton

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