Posted by Michael Zimmer on 1/19/05 • 840 views • 0 comments
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Just came across Langdon Winner‘s blog, Technopolis:
Technopolis, a weblog by Langdon Winner, offers occasional reflections on historical, philosophical, and contemporary questions that involve the perplexing intersection of human ends and means.
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