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<font color="#fffffE">bulletinsboards or homepages but instead of talking of a paradigm shift we should talk about a translation of the notion of machines to now include them having a psychology. scientific texts and scientists. More specifically we are in the middle of the dispute that took place in the 1660s and early 1670s between the philosopher Thomas Hobbes and the scientist Robert Boyle. The original dispute starting it all was taking place</font>
<font color="#fffffA">no matter how complicated could represent the complexity of the whole numbers: 0 how are they situated in time and place the first</font>
<font color="#fffff1">influenced thereby making Freud's ideas seem natural for people who never had read a word by him. In the same way we see machines being developed that go away from the cleanness characterizing objectified science and machines in general. This is happening in the creation of non-perfect machines</font>
<font color="#fffff4">videos and televisions all falling under Lévy's category of molar technologies. Why this certain interest in molecular technologies focusing on robots from Sony? As the above quote illustrates illustrates that the age of the Internet or Cyberspace influenced</font>
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