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"A truly effective, immediate non-lethal weapon would actually obviate the need to ever use lethal force." For the first time, the Boldly Go Podcast was recorded live on stage in front of 3,000 people. Rick Smith and Mike welcomed special guest Steven Pinker, world-renowned cognitive scientist, Harvard professor and... show more

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