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The Push of a Button: Replacing Meaningful Interactions

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Digitals devices are cultural artifacts, not just tools. When we struggle to put our devices down, we are struggling against an entire system. From our @in_all_things interview with Dr. Felicia Song about her book Restless Devices @ivpacademic. Full ep: http://ow.ly/mfOg50HsmH7

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