Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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第 xxiv 頁
... modern and not dominated by industry , it will be necessary to recognize natural scales and limits . We must come to admit that only within limits can machines take the place of slaves ; beyond these limits they lead to a new kind of ...
... modern and not dominated by industry , it will be necessary to recognize natural scales and limits . We must come to admit that only within limits can machines take the place of slaves ; beyond these limits they lead to a new kind of ...
第 4 頁
... modern treatment , natural immunity , and traditional cul- ture could not cope . On a world - wide scale , but particularly in the U.S.A. , medical care concentrated on breeding a human stock that was fit only for domesticated life ...
... modern treatment , natural immunity , and traditional cul- ture could not cope . On a world - wide scale , but particularly in the U.S.A. , medical care concentrated on breeding a human stock that was fit only for domesticated life ...
第 37 頁
... modern vehicles are designed for private ownership , not for the public good . In fact , modern personnel transport is inefficient not because an individual cap- sule rather than a cabin is the model for the largest number of vehicles ...
... modern vehicles are designed for private ownership , not for the public good . In fact , modern personnel transport is inefficient not because an individual cap- sule rather than a cabin is the model for the largest number of vehicles ...
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