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World Wide Mind: The Coming Integration of Humanity, Machines, and the Internet is a new book by Michael Chorost. I've not thoroughly read it yet but I've looked through it and I've listened to an interview with Chorost. Here's the book description from Amazon to give you an idea what it is about…
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I do know I'm looking forward to another season of Winona Ryder chewing the scenery. ;-)
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"Dear Netflix, where's S02 of Dirk Gently?"
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GregH: She went head to head with the killer creature of USDW, and the two of them destroyed each other.
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