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nick carr characteristically sees doom in second life's copybot, via alex krotoski : krotoski saw, in the reaction of the new merchant class, that something more than his little laboratory had disappeared from the virtual world: and so, once again, the real world comes crashing in. sooner or later, most
us that, in the extremity of her distress, garrick gave her a benefit, that johnson wrote a prologue, and that the public contributed some hundreds of pounds. was it fit, he asks, that she should receive, in this eleemosynary form, a small portion of what was in truth a debt?...
https://epeus.blogspot.com/2006/11/
nick carr characteristically sees doom in second life's copybot, via alex krotoski : krotoski saw, in the reaction of the new merchant class, that something more than his little laboratory had disappeared from the virtual world: and so, once again, the real world comes crashing in. sooner or later, most
us that, in the extremity of her distress, garrick gave her a benefit, that johnson wrote a prologue, and that the public contributed some hundreds of pounds. was it fit, he asks, that she should receive, in this eleemosynary form, a small portion of what was in truth a debt?...
http://epeus.blogspot.com/2006/11/
nick carr characteristically sees doom in second life's copybot, via alex krotoski : krotoski saw, in the reaction of the new merchant class, that something more than his little laboratory had disappeared from the virtual world: and so, once again, the real world comes crashing in. sooner or later, most
us that, in the extremity of her distress, garrick gave her a benefit, that johnson wrote a prologue, and that the public contributed some hundreds of pounds. was it fit, he asks, that she should receive, in this eleemosynary form, a small portion of what was in truth a debt?...
http://epeus.blogspot.com/2006/11/