Paranoid Press Review

“If they can get you asking the wrong questions, they don't have to worry about answers.” -- Thomas Pynchon

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July 2004

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US nuclear clean-up carries major risks

Fighter pilots could command drone 'swarms'

Brazilian Amazon may become savanna if fires and global warming continue

Is "synthetic biology" on the point of making life?

Experts worry that synthetic biology may spawn biohackers

More on "biohackers" being a very real threat

Sharper Image stores may sell Tasers this fall

Freak waves as tall as ten story buildings

They've got your number

What Is Happening to Birds?

RFID Goes To The Dogs In Portugal

War call-up cuts US ability to fight disasters

Cooking with urine

Canada's new e-Passport

Risk of Mad Cow Disease in Cosmetics

Terrorism and the election

Squashing Mosquitoes Could Make You Ill

Green Goo: The New Nano-Threat

Vanishing tuna

Asteroid fragments on a fast collision course with Earth

Congress to Hear Blackout-Bomb Threatens Existence of Civil Society

Voice to skull devices

Tracking schoolkids with RFID chips

Mexican attorney general has microchip fitted

A futuristic gadget which disables suspect vehicles with radio waves

Mind power: Scientist turns thoughts into actions, literally

Ukraine's missing missiles

Will the New Biology Lead to New Weapons?

Where are the pelicans?

Tag, you’re it.

Crash Planning: Mission to Deflect Asteroid

Melting ice: the threat to London's future

Fast-spreading mutant strain of syphilis

Eyeballling the White House

Microsoft's browser dominance at risk as experts warn of security holes

Inside the tag-and-track supermarket of the future

The seven-stage hate model: The psychopathology of hate groups

Brain implants 'read' monkey minds

Vigilante Justice In Cyberspace

Cop On The Beat A Walking Database

First they could read our email. Now they can read our minds.

Underground Base & Tunnel Links

National Archives Limits Access to Scary Stuff

Deep sea fish stocks 'in crisis'

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