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IS TECHNOLOGY UNNATURAL?

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by DR. IAN JARVIE
York University,
Toronto Dr. Jarvie uses the example of a technologically assisted San Francisco topless dancer to illustrate two contrasting views towards modern technology-uncritical adulation and pathological fear. He argues that what is needed is more technology and more control since technology is the most natural thing in the world.

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