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'''Vannevar Bush'''<i>, As We May Think</i> | '''Vannevar Bush'''<i>, As We May Think</i> | ||
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- makes me think of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steampunk Steampunk] <br /> | - makes me think of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steampunk Steampunk] <br /> | ||
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- Situated right after WWII > Argues that all scholars can find their place in society again, except physicists. They left academics to make bombs, guns, etc.<br /> | - Situated right after WWII > Argues that all scholars can find their place in society again, except physicists. They left academics to make bombs, guns, etc.<br /> | ||
- knowledge gets lost in the mass of the inconsequential (also, finding out something has existed for years, a movement, platform, whatever, without you knowing it... it's all out there and you can read about it and often you just don't)<br /> | - knowledge gets lost in the mass of the inconsequential (also, finding out something has existed for years, a movement, platform, whatever, without you knowing it... it's all out there and you can read about it and often you just don't)<br /> | ||
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Vannevar Bush, As We May Think
- makes me think of Steampunk
File:Steamtop.jpg
- Situated right after WWII > Argues that all scholars can find their place in society again, except physicists. They left academics to make bombs, guns, etc.
- knowledge gets lost in the mass of the inconsequential (also, finding out something has existed for years, a movement, platform, whatever, without you knowing it... it's all out there and you can read about it and often you just don't)
- 'The summation of human experience is being expanded at a prodigious rate, and the means we use for threading through the consequent maze to the momentarily important item is the same as was used in the days of square-rigged ships.'
- human operator
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