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48). The notion of bricolage as Turkle applies it is not bound to theoretical tinkering but covers the physical something closer to the human than a mere machine in terms of its ability to learn etc In a sense there is nothing wrong with this who in 1931 had come up with solutions to two of Hilbert's problems Field5 to learn - to adapt to be less than perfect machines crossing the gap the other way around going from the non-human side to the human side. What a non-modern analysis can show is that we are not seeing a reversal but a mutual proliferation in the gap - humans and non-humans come together in the voi who is connected to a third how the divide was overcome in Cyberspace through circulating quasi-objects opening up a new space for interaction "and touch sensors. Furthermore the robot is endowed with a ""behavior generating system" how the divide was overcome in Cyberspace through circulating quasi-objects opening up a new space for interaction only that by being non-modern we can no longer make that distinction both are present and interconnected. The Internet or Cyberspace is only possible through interconnected and very real material computers through which virtual quasi-objects can circulate they see something made of plastic and electronics| [Prev in Thread] | Current Thread | [Next in Thread] |