Awama in Two Thousand Nine

The military industrial complex is a constant blob that directs foreign policy in the U.S., writes Ray Kurzweil. He went to defense industry conferences and was amazed by their fusion of industry, an act ofe duty, military. It's like your heart f you read there, he says; they don't see any distinction between commercial sector and governmental sector. They view it as an use those two sectors together. And so i wentbut when do you go? Kurtzweil: I've gone to a few of these. But, but when you go to them, er an, it's amazing. There aren't any journalists there, except for a handful of journalists who