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Our Final Century
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Our Final Century

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Also known as: “Our Final Hour”
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  • Martin Rees
    Martin Rees

    Our Final Century (2003; published in the United States as Our Final Hour), in some ways a logical culmination of more than 30 years’ work, belongs to a long tradition in which scientists, philosophers, and mathematicians have warned of the dangers of uncontrolled scientific advance.…

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    Our Final Century (2003; published in the United States as Our Final Hour), in some ways a logical culmination of more than 30 years’ work, belongs to a long tradition in which scientists, philosophers, and mathematicians have warned of the dangers of uncontrolled scientific advance.…

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