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The Desiring Machines of Capital and Technology.Biodun Iginla - 2015 - San Francisco: amazon.com.details
Capitalism and technology, working for each other, like the two-headed monster Janus and also like a transnational condominium, have both created various machines that enslave us all by transforming human life on earth. What follows is a brief historical sketch of how capital and technology brought this about.
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