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Hirsi Ali recalls the promise of African liberation and the disappointment of backsliding.
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Hirsi Ali remembers Sister Aziza, who introduced her to extremist aspects of Islam.
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We must make a distinction between Muslims and Islam, says Hirsi Ali.
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Hirsi Ali rejects the European tendency toward pessimism.
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Breyer on Public Influence
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Fundamentalism arises from a rejection of information.
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Are you willing to die for your own ideas of freedom as much as the fanatics are willing to die for their own?
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Mossberg talks about capitalism’s impact on technology. He argues that in spite of capitalism’s imperfections, it has served as one of the greatest drivers of technological change and innovation.
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Venture capital is already flowing to new, greener projects.
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The reason Silicon Valley is Silicon Valley is Stanford.
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Is technology shifting the geopolitical balance?
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Never have people had so much access to so much information.
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“Oh my god, a complete insurgent could come in and raise the kind of money that could make a real difference in a campaign.”
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Can newspapers survive the digital revolution?
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Watch for big changes in cell phones, wireless networks, and personal computing.
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Human reason is frail and we live by trial and error.
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In ten years, the Internet will microwave your soup.
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Expect to be using something like an iPhone for all your computing needs.
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We don’t really know where it’s going to take us, Mossberg says.
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“Personal computers are just too hard to use and it’s not your fault.”
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Hirsi Ali does not try to tell all Muslim women, “You should leave Islam.” Rather, she says, they should find their own path.
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Hirsi Ali, on how the Muslim world can learn from the West.
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