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Daily Archives: January 12, 2012
Neophiliac or neophobe?
Neophiliacs tend to chase the new at all costs. Neophobes—also known as fuddy-duddies—tend to avoid it. A new post on Arts and Letters Daily, reviewing a book about technological innovation has set me puzzling this morning. Am I … Continue reading
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