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Basic Machine Vision Techniques, which for some is a cause for alarm. All symbolic technologies — not just the Internet — have rewired our brains, and thus the Internet is unremarkable in this way. In particular, the Internet appears to encourage associative and analogical — rather than linear and logical — thinking. The brain is

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