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Read more about the article Overfishing, Oceanic Depletion, Anthropocentrism, and the Future of Japan and the United States in the Pacific Ocean 
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Overfishing, Oceanic Depletion, Anthropocentrism, and the Future of Japan and the United States in the Pacific Ocean 

Overfishing is, of course, nothing new. The Ancient Egyptians, who relied heavily on dried fish as rations for commoners and nobles alike, and to build the pyramids, suffered from shortages of catfish and mullet. Roman markets sold rare large fish at premium prices, so most people relied on smaller species, which also became garum, the ubiquitous fish sauce that had as many vintages as wine. Both Egyptians and Romans, as well as the Chinese, turned to fish farming to guard against poor catches as early as 2500 BC. But they faced nothing like the devastation of the oceans that we are experiencing today.

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A Revolution in Computing Technology: AEM Architecture 

Dr. Michael Fiske proposes a novel computing machine named the Active Element Machine (AEM) that could transform the battle against malware. The AEM architecture employs random pulses to obstruct malware and has the potential to self-repair any infiltrations, making it harder to hijack program execution and reverse engineer instructions. This development could have substantial implications in a variety of sectors, including medicine, military, and scientific technology.

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One Small Step for Man, One Small Future Colony for Humankind

Dirk Schulze-Makuch and Paul Davies propose a one-way human mission to Mars as an affordable alternative for colonization in their Journal of Cosmology article. They suggest that eliminating the cost of a return trip could reduce expenses by about 80 percent. The proposed mission, not being a suicide one, would start the long-term human colonization on Mars where astronauts plan to establish a base for future exploration and even further space travel. Along with scientific benefits, a Martian colony could serve as a lifeboat in case of Earthly disasters. The authors stress on the spirit of human exploration and pragmatics of surviving potential Earth disasters as motivations for the mission.

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