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Ask yourself: why do you like technology?
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Is it purely a utilitarian, transactional relationship where you are master and it is servant?
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Or is there some deeper, subconscious appeal that keeps you coming back?
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What is the emotional draw of a carbon fiber lattice?
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Why does a precisely handcrafted instrument feel so precious?
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My answer: we value technology, because technology is an expression of humanity.
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Technology is the fruit of human ingenuity.
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Photography by James Bareham
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