Like the satellite dishes that are a reality which neither police operations nor threats from the newspaper Granma can eradicate, something similar will occur with access to the great WorldWideWeb.
In recent years, there has been a drive to eradicate diving, something Fifa vice-president Jim Boyce has previously said is a "cancer within the game".
Among other things, it decided against getting involved in microfinance, which Dr Brilliant thinks is now awash with money, or trying to eradicate a disease (something he found especially hard to let go, given his personal history in the battle against smallpox).In the 1960s Dr Brilliant bought into the anti-corporate zeitgeist, but "I must have been wrong," he says.
So if you can do something to eradicate the disease perhaps it's OK.
That hasn't stopped the "findings" from being used in any number of hysterical TV ads depicting solar power as some sort of Commie plot to eradicate the elderly, or something.
While it may be tempting for science teachers to think of misconceptions as something to "eradicate," a more nuanced view should prevail.
"That's human nature to a certain extent, but also something I need to eradicate.
In Latin America, [we're seeing] incredible growth … because governments recognize if they are going to eradicate poverty they need to do something to give people a chance.
Rather than trying to eradicate this negative feeling, is it something we should embrace?
"It's becoming a bit of a habit, that was probably the third time it's happened, so it's something we want to eradicate real quick".
Art of Anarchy has emerged as a band willing to eradicate musical borders in pursuit of something brilliant.
