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Youth culture evolved from resisting commerce to embracing it, changing the perception of 'selling out' over the decades.

The Consumer Electronics Show illustrates the alienating effects of capitalism in spaces designed for connection and commerce.

The Quantum Industry Coalition urges the U.S. government to reauthorize the National Quantum Initiative Act to enhance quantum applications and commercialization.

Gem, a cloned cocker spaniel, represents a shift towards commercial pet cloning, raising ethical questions about the technology.

The commercialization of Christmas began as early as the 1950s, revealing Santa as a mass-produced figure.

Christmas, as a public celebration, is a modern invention shaped by cultural influences.

The early internet was more peaceful and less commercialized; reclaiming a genuine online experience is still possible today.

Día de los Muertos is increasingly commercialized, raising concerns among those who value its cultural significance.

Cady Noland and Darren Bader exemplify artists prioritizing integrity over commercial success, challenging traditional valuations of art and artistic identity.

Tokamak Energy is making significant progress towards commercial nuclear fusion energy, aiming for a viable pilot plant design within a decade.

The internet has become less enjoyable and informative due to commercialization, sensationalism, and the influence of major tech companies.

David Bentley retired from football at 29, feeling it had become boring and overly commercialized.

USC is capitalizing on new NCAA rules to sell on-field sponsorship ads, reflecting a shift towards commercialization in college athletics.

Dinosaur fossils, like the nearly complete Stegosaurus skeleton named Apex, are being auctioned for millions, highlighting the commercialization and exclusivity of owning such historical artifacts.

Phenomix Sciences secured $7.8 million funding for precision medicine in obesity to accelerate commercialization and adoption of MyPhenome test.

Fifth Avenue evolved from esteemed residential area to commercial hub; grand houses by influential architects housed elite families, now mostly replaced by shops and hotels.

The USPTO announced a National Strategy for Inclusive Innovation to promote STEM participation and support underrepresented communities in inventorship and commercialization.

Beijing's art scene aims for global recognition through coordinated events and branding initiatives.

The NIH Access Plan Policy may create commercial risks and deter private sector partnerships, hindering commercialization of federally-funded inventions.

Dinosaurs continue to attract high prices at auction, with Apex the stegosaurus expected to sell for $3 million to $4 million at Sotheby's.