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Type: Transcript/interview segment (likely from a house oversight committee production)
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This page (189, Bates stamped HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_016409) contains a transcript of a monologue or interview response concerning advanced scientific concepts. The speaker discusses 'computational thinking,' the potential of 'molecular-scale computing' and nanotechnology, and the future evolution of coding as a form of human expression comparable to natural language. The text explores the history of knowledge transmission from genetic to neural to linguistic.

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Discussing computational thinking, nanotechnology, and the philosophy of coding. (Note: The content and style strongl...

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A discussion or interview regarding the future of computing, nanotechnology, and the evolution of language.
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"We don’t do molecular-scale computing yet, because the ambient technology is such that you’d have to spend a decade building it."
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"One question I’m interested in is, What will the world look like when most people can write code?"
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"Coding is a form of expression, just as writing in a natural language is a form of expression."
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"Arguably, natural language is our species’ most important invention. It’s what led, in many respects, to our civilization."
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