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Fact Check: More isn't always better

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Fact Check: More isn't always better

Living in a world of digital abundance.

Alex Reynolds
Oct 18, 2021
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Hey readers, welcome back. In last week’s entry, we touched on titular notions from L. M. Sacasas’s article “The Analog City and the Digital City.” Summarizing those notions, Sacasas writes:

We might say that our public sphere is now inhabited by the citizens of two “cities,” the Digital City and the Analog City. Much of the stress under which our body p…

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