- 3D printing
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- Quarterly Journal of Economics
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- Radio telescope
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- Ray Kurzweil
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- Regulation of nanotechnology
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- Richard Rhodes
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- Science (journal)
- Science and technology in the Ottoman Empire
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- Singularitarianism
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- Springer Publishing
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- Strategy of Technology
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- Switch
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- TNT
- Techno-progressivism
- Technocracy movement
- Technological singularity
- Technological unemployment
- Technological utopianism
- Technology (disambiguation)
- Technology acceptance model
- Technology forecasting
- Technology lifecycle
- Technopaganism
- Technorealism
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- Ted Kaczynski
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- Terraforming
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- The Matrix
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- Tigris
- Timeline of historic inventions
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- Total Recall (1990 film)
- Totalitarianism
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- Unabomber Manifesto
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- University of California Press
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- University of South Carolina Press
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- Urban area
- Uruk
- Utopia
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- Video game
- Viking Press
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- WDQ (identifier)
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- Web browser
- Wedge
- Welding
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- Wet nanotechnology
- What Technology Wants
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- Whippletree (mechanism)
- William Gibson
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- Windmill
- Wine
- Wing
- Wood
- Word processor
- Working animal
- World Wide Web
- Writing
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