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For a country as a number
Lasting contributions of our fathers to mankind: iPods, and high definition flatscreen televisions; Bluetooth headsets and hybrid gas & electric automobiles; iPhone apps, and dual-core computer processors… As if we would die were our fingers to stop; as if the … Continue reading
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Tagged books, capitalism, Cartesian dualism, Fahrenheit 451, Guy Montag, Laplace, mechanism, philosophy, positivism, psychiatry, psychology, Ray Bradbury, the ghost in the machine, vitalism
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