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The Human Machine Interaction
The Human Machine Interaction
Author(s)
Cooley, Mike
Abstract
This selection addresses what the true nature of economic output is through the evaluation of “needs” and “wants” as well as material and positional goods. It acknowledges the current role that material growth plays to exacerbate inequality.
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25-49
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Architect or Bee? The Human/Technology Relationship
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PubDate
1982
ISBN_ISSN
0896081311
Technology and Technical Change
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