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Personal liberty should be protected in the battle against AIDS but not at all costs. Registration of infected individuals makes little sense but the testing of anonymous blood samples should proceed.
There seems to be a simple rule for telling when some semiconducting ternary alloys have an order-disorder transition below the melting point. Will it apply to potentially commercial semiconductors?
