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City Victoria / Dallas / Cambridge / Reading / London / New York / / Company Summer 2013 / MIT Press / / Facility Memory palace / / IndustryTerm technology runs / electricity / printing / influential technology / e-books / reaches parts other technologies / pivotal and transformational cultural technology / ubiquitous technology / then printing / brain systems / / Organization MIT / / Person Ligaya Salazar / Laurie Britton Newell / Alva Noë / Mark Changizi / Andy Clark / Hari Kunzru / Nicholas Carr / Maki Suzuki / / Position King / Transforming novelist / novelist / Porter / / Product iPhone / / ProvinceOrState New York / Massachusetts / / PublishedMedium Scientific American / / Technology technology of technologies / smart phones / pivotal and transformational cultural technology / / URL http /
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Memory and the reading substrate Adriaan van der Weel From the first celts and arrowheads, technology has been regarded as a welcome servant. Mostly a trusted servant, though things do occasionally go wrong. As an allpur