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		<description><![CDATA[On the roads, anarchy exacts a penalty. | A while back, the Christain Science Monitor ran a fascinating article on one of the most counterintuitive subjects in transportation policy: the so-called Braess Paradox.  Stated simply, mathematician Dietrich Braess proved the unthinkable:  sometimes, building a new road&#8212;even a high-speed one&#8212;can slow down traffic.  (Here&#8217;s the Wikipedia page on the issue, if you&#8217;re curious. And note that Braess&#8217;s discovery can apply to computer networks as well as roads.) This is...]]></description>
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