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The measure of an invention is how quickly it is snatched from the inventor and bent to the will of society.
Better natures - MIT Media Lab Find People, Projects, etc. Login Register Email: Password: Work for a Member organization and need a Member Portal account? Register here with your official email address. Register a Member Account Post Better natures Copyright Fernanda Viegas Fernanda Viegas by Andrew Lippman Jan. 10, 2019 People Andrew Lippman Senior Research Scientist Fernanda B. Viegas Former Research Assistant, Sociable Media Groups Share this post By Andrew Lippman The measure of an invention is how quickly it is snatched from the inventor and bent to the will of society. The telegraph was
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