american technological sublime
Anyone familar with David Nye? These books look like they'd be pretty fascinating.
posted by Chris Bray @ 9:26 PM
Thursday, December 16, 2004
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So you ARE considering the dark side. First history of technology, then history of sciences, then you get sucked into science studies and realize, koan-like, that you can't really talk about "technology" and "science" separately in a meaningful way... in the forest... with one hand clapping... while a tree falls on a cyborg you...
Sam.
Oooooh, echoes of Richard Brautigan...
Well you know Chris,
I go to be in Los Angeles thinking
about you
...
[I'll excise the rest for decency: http://www.americanpoems.com/poets/Richard-Brautigan/75]
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