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After all, medieval alchemists engaged in what we now consider an absurd search for ways to transform base metals into gold.
It will subordinate all who really do work - traders, warriors, journalists, and others - to party ideologues whose sole job is to search for enemies.
Financial systems are bloated by implicit taxpayer guarantees, which allow banks, particularly large ones, to borrow money at interest rates that do not fully reflect the risks they take in search of outsized profits.
More than any other collective activity, it channels the search for identity and identification that dominates our age.
This deep search for identification should not be confused with a simple surge of nationalism.
Whatever short-term temptations it faces - to manipulate its search results, use private information, or throw its weight around - Google, it is clear, could lose a lot by succumbing to them in a world where its every move is watched.
Russian President Vladimir Putin is poised to visit Pyongyang in July in search of support for his objections to America's proposed anti-missile shield.
But they also point to the upside: the oil industry, in its never-ending search for more reserves, need not beg Congress for the right to despoil Alaska.
It blocks Chinese Internet surfers from visiting a list of banned Web sites and late last summer it blocked access to the Google and AltaVista search engines.
Journalists, intellectuals, and entrepreneurs reportedly chafe at government efforts to block access to overseas search engines; one day they might demand freedom of speech more generally.
As a result, Syria's various political power centers have embarked on a desperate search for a vision to promote change yet allow the existing order to survive.
But it can help the search for a solution.
James Wolfensohn, the president of the World Bank, has announced his intention to leave, and the search is on for a new head of the world's most important multilateral organization promoting development.
Why should the search for Wolfensohn's successor be limited to an American (and especially an American loyal to a particular political party)?
African countries search endlessly, and mostly fruitlessly, for the small amounts of funding needed for their purchases of fertilizer and improved seeds.
The most recent phase of the advanced economies' frenzied search for growth took different forms.
Faced with the loss of the nation's central idea and desperately in search of a new one, millions of Argentines have become interested in their history.
Argentina's ongoing search is an untold, fascinating story of how we Argentines imagine and define who we want to be in the next decades.
But this demand for political moderation impedes the search for the radical and painful solutions that Britain needs.
The 1949 Geneva Conventions require states to search for those who have committed war crimes and either prosecute them in their own courts or turn them over to another state that is prepared to try them.
The decision by European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker to abolish the post of Commissioner for Enlargement has been seen as highly symbolic, leaving many in search of an alternative model.
Created after WWII to finance temporary imbalances of the members of a fixed-exchange rate system, the IMF has been in search of a cause since the demise of the dollar exchange-rate system in 1971.
On the Hong Kong-based search engine, Chinese internauts could read about Taiwan, the Tiananmen Square massacre of 1989, or the Dalai Lama.
But that search for long historical continuity is facile, for it misses one of the key determinants of debt sustainability: the identity of the state's creditor.
Given this, officials, investors, and business leaders in search of revolutionary ideas, cutting-edge solutions, and untapped talent should not allow turbulence in some societies, or tranquility in others, to influence their decisions excessively.
For example, while US monetary-policy intervention (yes, monetary policy is also intervention) has done little to boost domestic demand, it has spurred domestic capital to search for yield around the world.
Unexpectedly, the search for life elsewhere in the universe may provide a critical new perspective.
There is an excellent chance that we will find it and its brethren within a decade, and search for signs of an alien biosphere in these worlds' atmospheric compositions or climates.