Review of Mazes by Noah
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| − | "any computer program that evokes the researcher's maze at least hints that the computer is a scientific instrument and that the recent history of science has some darker corners. " ok I say | + | "any computer program that evokes the researcher's maze at least hints that the computer is a scientific instrument and that the recent history of science has some darker corners. " the ''recent'' history of science? I'm sure most of history has had some truly evil corners... but skimming ahead, the text never addresses that again, so I'm not sure where this is leading. |
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| + | "entered a kind of renaissance" cliche and hyperbolic. Let's not deem the maze any super powers, but explain how its use and representation has shifted as computers have become mainstream media. Is the WWW a maze? | ||
