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Original text written by user:that, technology has bemoce an integral part of everything we do. This may have implications as to our need to know how it works in order for us to realize how it can work better for us. For example, it is useful to frame social media as attention economics (i.e., how it works) in order to adopt a platform of operation that can address specific objectives (i.e., make it work). Now, what's interesting is that efforts to make technology work for specific purposes feed back to how it works to allow for the development of a higher-end product.Tom Hillman (PhD) examined this inter-feeding between users and producers of technology.
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User-defined keywordsthat, technology has bemoce an integral part of everything we do. This may have implications as to our need to know how it works in order for us to realize how it can work better for us. For example, it is useful to frame social media as attention economics (i.e., how it works) in order to adopt a platform of operation that can address specific objectives (i.e., make it work). Now, what's interesting is that efforts to make technology work for specific purposes feed back to how it works to allow for the development of a higher-end product.Tom Hillman (PhD) examined this inter-feeding between users and producers of technology.
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