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Noodiversity, technodiversity
Angelaki 25 (4):67-80 (2020)
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Today’s question concerning technology involves asking about both the post-pandemic world and the post-data-economy world, in a situation where resentments and scapegoats are easily generated. We c...Author's Profile
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