FOR many years Britain's tiny band of civil libertarians have been trying to alert their countrymen to the danger of proliferating government databases, which allow bureaucrats to share citizens' information among themselves with the minimum of fuss.
It is a wake-up call, highlighting the dangers of proliferating weapons of mass destruction – and the use to which such devices could be put.
Fusion is a much neater idea - atoms are jammed together to release huge amounts of energy, with no danger of accidents or proliferating weapons.
That certainly will pose Terminator-like dangers if AI keeps proliferating with no responsibility.
These are just two of the dangers of the self-checkout lanes now proliferating at supermarkets and at stores like Home Depot.
This danger could explain why, while shared universes are proliferating in cinemas, they're collapsing in the very comics which fostered them.
New Hampshire voters — including, it seems, New Hampshire mothers, for whom Islamist terrorism seems less of a danger than lightning at picnics, to say nothing of drunk drivers and proliferating guns — are panicked enough to think of voting for a "security" Republican.
Now they are proliferating.
Yet they are proliferating.
