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Wiredlife: Who Are We In The Digital Age?

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Information Society and Technology Trends History of Computing Technologies Scientific Research and Philosophical Inquiry

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An explanation of the fundamental facts of the IT debate, including scientific, technical and economic factors. Jonscher argues for a radical rethink about the direction IT is taking; for instance, is it right that some of the brightest talents in IT are shunning chemistry to write spreadsheets?

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