March 2013 Nick Kaloterakis

Letter From The Editor

Crucial Measures

By Jacob Ward

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Rewiring The Brain

How neuroscience will fight five age-old afflictions. By Virginia Hughes

Mental Combat

With a decade of war winding down, post-traumatic stress disorder is an increasingly urgent problem. The U.S. Army has launched an ambitious effort to fight it. But will it work? By Matthieu Aikins

The Rise Of The Supertalls

Engineering advances have architects striving for the mile-high skyscraper. By Clay Risen

The Genius Within

Brain damage has unleashed extraordinary talents in a small group of otherwise ordinary individuals. will science find a way for everyone to tap their inner virtuoso? By Adam Piore

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I have somehow messed up and now recieve two copies of PS every month.my number on one is: 08913003841458 and the other is 0891300470928041.
Can you change this to a single subscription for the same total number of issues?

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Dick Hanson

Elon Musk is a great legend ripe for the US Space Age of today but way ahead of his time. He has realized his dreams in exploiting the Internet through founding his Billion dollar company PayPal, in promoting sustainable energy production like through his company SOLAR CITY, his promotion of sustainable energy consumption like through his all electric car company TESLA and his vision to promote space travel through his company SPACEX and is making progress successfully by leaps and bounds.

Elon Musk made his first fortune selling PayPal to eBay in 2002. Now NASA is using his SpaceX to resupply the International Space Station while shares of his Tesla electric car company gained 10% last year. Next up: SolarCity, run by Musk's cousin Lyndon Rive, wants to put solar panels on your home The Voting Rights Act (VRA) must be upheld by the supreme court:

The numerous despicable attempts to restrict voting made during the last election cycle are proof of that. Anyone who truly believes the VRA is obsolete needs to recognize, given last year's voter suppression efforts, the Jim Crowe era is biding its time.

Now even if you are dumb enough to believe that all is OK with the world and there are no reasons to have the voting rights act on the books. Then why are the the parties at opposite end's on this? Why are the Republicans in America trying to keep people from the poles ?

The argument is that VRA is discriminatory against Southern states to require them but not other states to seek pre-clearance for voting laws; I actually agree. The Voting Rights Act should require *ALL* states to seek pre-clearance. After what we've seen the GOP try to pass in states all across the nation prior to the last 2012 election, I see no reason this safeguard against voter suppression should be limited to just Southern states as suggested by VRA of 1965 but now should be expanded to apply to ALL 50 states.

Ajay Jain
ajain31@gmail.com
Twitter @ajain31
1209 Creekwood Drive
Garland TX 75044-2421
Phone 972-675-8178

The Voting Rights Act (VRA) must be upheld by the supreme court:

The numerous despicable attempts to restrict voting made during the last election cycle are proof of that. Anyone who truly believes the VRA is obsolete needs to recognize, given last year's voter suppression efforts, the Jim Crowe era is biding its time.

Now even if you are dumb enough to believe that all is OK with the world and there are no reasons to have the voting rights act on the books. Then why are the the parties at opposite end's on this? Why are the Republicans in America trying to keep people from the poles ?

The argument is that VRA is discriminatory against Southern states to require them but not other states to seek pre-clearance for voting laws; I actually agree. The Voting Rights Act should require *ALL* states to seek pre-clearance. After what we've seen the GOP try to pass in states all across the nation prior to the last 2012 election, I see no reason this safeguard against voter suppression should be limited to just Southern states as suggested by VRA of 1965 but now should be expanded to apply to ALL 50 states.

Ajay Jain
ajain31@gmail.com
Twitter @ajain31
1209 Creekwood Drive
Garland TX 75044-2421
Phone 972-675-8178

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April 2013: How It Works

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