Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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... speed . The railroads reflected the class societies they served sim- ply by putting different fares on the same speed . But when a society commits itself to higher speeds , the speedometer becomes an indicator of social class . Any ...
... speed . The railroads reflected the class societies they served sim- ply by putting different fares on the same speed . But when a society commits itself to higher speeds , the speedometer becomes an indicator of social class . Any ...
第 87 頁
... speed of the vehicles increases beyond a certain point . Beyond this point the com- petition of transportation activities with stationary activities becomes fierce , especially competition for the allocation of limited real estate and ...
... speed of the vehicles increases beyond a certain point . Beyond this point the com- petition of transportation activities with stationary activities becomes fierce , especially competition for the allocation of limited real estate and ...
第 88 頁
... speed would suffice to add auxiliary motors to about twenty times that many vehicles for people all over the world who want to move at bicycle speeds and do not or cannot push the pedals because they are sick or old , or because they ...
... speed would suffice to add auxiliary motors to about twenty times that many vehicles for people all over the world who want to move at bicycle speeds and do not or cannot push the pedals because they are sick or old , or because they ...
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