The Past Is Past, The Future Unformed.

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I Think That Technologies Are Morally Neutral Until We Apply Them. It's Only When We Use Them For Good Or For Evil That They Become Good Or Evil.

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Dreaming In Public Is An Important Part Of Our Job Description.