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Technophobia! Pt 1



Dan Dinello

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Posted: Dec 16, 2006


Dinello’s book Technophobia! argues that SF film has provided a popular counterpoint to the transhumanist aspirations and propaganda of the military-industrial and medical-scientific elites. Dr. J begs to differ.


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