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Monstrously Disruptive Technology: Don’t Turn Your Back on the Toaster
“The ancients, no doubt, were as wicked as we are, but they knew it. And so they were wise enough to put up protective railings” – Jacques Bergier I’ve quietly slipped into the status of an old curmudgeon. I thought … Continue reading
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