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This week in PopTech: Musicals, awards and the democratizing of art
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This week in PopTech: Mythologies of the not yet, building with biology and why things bounce back
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This week in PopTech: Synth hacks, life design and personal analytics reports
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This week in PopTech: The battle for water and light in L.A.
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This week in PopTech: Sky high calligraffiti, reservation tales and encoded DNA
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This week in PopTech: Stories of cultural excess, programming power and...how to tell them
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This week in PopTech: Music videos, documentaries and radio shows
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This week in PopTech: Local food, design laboratories and free mp3s
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This week in PopTech: Green buildings, Xbox swarms, and 3-D cell images
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This week in PopTech: Possible cures, potential failures and definite cuteness
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This week in PopTech: Contextualizing Iceland
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This week in PopTech: Extraordinary women and enduring voices
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This week in PopTech: Brain scans, sustainable finance and the micro-everything revolution
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This week in PopTech: Transitions, infographics and laughs
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This week in PopTech: Marriage myths and why we lie
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This week in PopTech: Coping mechanics, fantasy elections and designing from the bottom up
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This week in PopTech: Routing devices, emerging explorers and being green
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This week in PopTech: Modern medicine, good food and reluctant innovators
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This week in PopTech: Body clocks, big data and crowd-sourced diagnostics
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This week in PopTech: Designing for health, business and social good
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This week in PopTech: Sound effects, garden parties and community building
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This week in PopTech: Pay-as-you-go solar and DIY toasters
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This week in PopTech: Rebuilding the dream, designing for impact, and taking back the purple
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This week in PopTech: White House love, domestic farming and rainbow tango
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This week in PopTech: Power poses, health education and mobile money
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This week in PopTech: Book releases, musical reviews and food rules
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This week in PopTech: Wonder women
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This week in PopTech: Cerebral matters, education toolkits and sports racers
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This week: Rub-a-dub-dub, thanks for the grub
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This week in PopTech: Diplomacy beats and photographic feats
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This week in PopTech: The brain is one complicated piece of meat
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This week in PopTech: OK, here we Go
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This week in PopTech: Innovating the news and minding the mind
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This week in PopTech: Sounds of science and extinction
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This week in PopTech: Design scholarships, material engineering, and saving the American Dream
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This week in PopTech: Reality based games, science critics, and reforestation opportunities
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This week in PopTech: Live shows and the lives of brains
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This week in PopTech: Fortune, genomes and tons of data
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This week in PopTech: Stories of health, language and living
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This week in PopTech: Cloud forests, think tanks and live performances
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This week in PopTech: Bad science, DNA sequencing and the Toaster Project's Colbert Report debut
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This week in PopTech: Quotable and notable
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This week in PopTech: PopTech-ers making news
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This week in PopTech: Doctors, protesters and monkeys
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This week in PopTech: Timelines, profiles and small fixes
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This week in PopTech: Magic, genius and angels
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This week in PopTech: Movies, magazines, books and more
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This week in PopTech: Synthetic biology, improvised cello and 9/11 tribute
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This week in PopTech: Interviews galore!
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This week in PopTech: Stories of fact, fiction and future
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This week in PopTech: Night lights, cool covers and mobilizing secrets
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This week in PopTech: Healthy food, new music and old men
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This week in PopTech: Cartoons, music and digital culture
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This week in PopTech: Maths and music
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This week in PopTech: Art, music and humor
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This week in PopTech: Saving tigers, supporting friends and gaming for good
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This week in PopTech: Robot films, 6 word stories and connected states
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This week in PopTech: Wrong assumptions, lively exchanges and creative coders
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