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Old Buildings on the Darro, Granada by David Roberts, via

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For the better part of the last several hundred years, coal was the fuel of choice for generating power. Burning coal powered Thomas Newcomen’s steam engine, invented in Britain in the early 18th century, and the first of a line of increasingly efficient converters of coal to usable energy. The Newcomen engine was in fact so inefficient and consumed so much coal that it was a...


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“The Campo di SS. Giovanni e Paolo, Venice,” by Bernardo Bellotto, via the...

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A few weeks ago we looked at a simulation of technological evolution by economist Brian Arthur, in which he was able to st...


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