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DESCRIPTION:When you think you know how things work and then you not only w
 itness\, but recognise something as being so far from what is generally ex
 pected\, that it shocks you to the core\, what would you do?\n\nWould you 
 let your scientific curiosity become a life-long search for the answer?\n\
 nCould you let it pass you by and carry on the mundane treadmill of the pa
 th often travelled?\n\nWhat would make a person choose to spend the rest o
 f their life engaged in an activity that to many\, would appear pointless 
 and misguided?\n\nBob Greenyer talks about some of those people that not o
 nly knew they were seeing something special\, but took it upon themselves 
 to try and understand the observed effects\, with an aim to give humanity\
 , against the odds\, new tools with which to take us collectively forward.
 \n\nThese people laid the groundwork for what is now becoming a hot resear
 ch area\, one which may define the next millennia and our species long ter
 m prospects.\n\nSpeaker(s): Bob Greenyer\, \n\nRoom: Room 3255\, Bldg: Hel
 en C White Hall/University Library\, University of Wisconsin\, 600 North P
 ark Street\, Madison\, Wisconsin\, United States\, 53706
LOCATION:Room: Room 3255\, Bldg: Helen C White Hall/University Library\, Un
 iversity of Wisconsin\, 600 North Park Street\, Madison\, Wisconsin\, Unit
 ed States\, 53706
ORGANIZER:tjkaminski@ieee.org
SEQUENCE:6
SUMMARY:LENR what the .....??
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/202724
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>When you think you know how things work an
 d then you not only witness\, but recognise something as being so far from
  what is generally expected\, that it shocks you to the core\, what would 
 you do?</p>\n<p>Would you let your scientific curiosity become a life-long
  search for the answer?</p>\n<p>Could you let it pass you by and carry on 
 the mundane treadmill of the path often travelled?</p>\n<p>What would make
  a person choose to spend the rest of their life engaged in an activity th
 at to many\, would appear pointless and misguided?</p>\n<p>&nbsp\;Bob Gree
 nyer talks about some of those people that not only knew they were seeing 
 something special\, but took it upon themselves to try and understand the 
 observed effects\, with an aim to give humanity\, against the odds\, new t
 ools with which to take us collectively forward.</p>\n<p>These people laid
  the groundwork for what is now becoming a hot research area\, one which m
 ay define the next millennia and our species long term prospects.</p>
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