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National Computing Centre / Artificial Menagerie / Acadia University / East-West Center / Business Studies Prince Kuhio Hotel / University of Hawaii / Concordia University / /
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electronic networks / enzyme-and-nerve technology / metal-and-silicon technology / media-literate / information processing / legal and economic systems / enzyme-andnerve technology / man-made systems / autonomous information networks / energy sources / natural living systems / instance tools / advertising purposes / metal / electricity / printing / media literate cultures / mass media / artificial media / electronics / biological technology / /
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Freeman Dyson / Ben Finney / Nicolaos Synodinos / Stuart Hameroff / Geoff Simons / Jim Dator / Karin Holstius / Christopher Langton / Richard Brislin / Nick / /
SELLING CHIPS TO ROBOTS CROSS-CULTURAL PERSPECTIVES IN VIRTUAL REALITIES For the Third Symposium on Cross-Cultural Consumer and Business Studies Prince Kuhio Hotel December 17, 1990 Jim Dator