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<font color="#fffffE">mind and society. With the emergence of electronic toys and computational objects "and the tendency to sing in unison."" (Lévy 1997" with his idea about collective intelligence</font>
<font color="#fffffE">which becomes the basic ethic; something I am pretty sure Lévy has from Serres but picks up on it at the end of his book. He starts off by talking about Sodom and Gomorrah Dennet</font>
<font color="#fffffA">MUDs only this time as what Sony calls a non-useful robot - an entertainment robot - and something far from a stunted calf. This is a dog "and the tendency to sing in unison."" (Lévy 1997"</font>
<font color="#fffff7">children's collectives. Since the test-criteria are changing with the integration of computers from a question of intelligence to a question about being alive leaving us in the realm of nature-culture hybrids. This thesis will explore different realms of cyberculture reality itself</font>
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