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дети, независимоотсвоеговозраста: Schrödinger, Science and the Human Temperament, 80.

«смертирасстояний»: Cairncross, The Death of Distance: How the Communications Revolution Will Change Our Lives.

границысвоейличности: Thurschwell, Literature, Technology and Magical Thinking, 1880–1920, 12–14.

ураган «Катрина»: Baum, “Deluged.”

болеечемнанесколькодесятковкилометров: Wijsman and Cavalli-Sforza, “Migration and Genetic Population Structure with Special Reference to Humans.”

людисвысшимобразованием: Taylor et al., “American Mobility: Who Moves? Who Stays Put? Where’s Home?”

мысливаемсявтолпу: Zimbardo, The Lucifer Effect, chap. 13.

величайшие объединяющие и разделяющие факторы: Schlick, General Theory of Knowledge, 53.

темнойматерииитемнойэнергии: Seiberg, “Emergent Spacetime,” 167; Henson, “The Causal Set Approach to Quantum Gravity,” 13; Prescod-Weinstein and Smolin, “Disordered Locality as an Explanation for the Dark Energy”; Verlinde, “The Dark Phase Space of de Sitter.”

быстреесвета: Hashimoto and Itzhaki, “Traveling Faster Than the Speed of Light in Noncommutative Geometry”; Valentini, “Beyond the Quantum.

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