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Fri Jan 29 08:53:57 1982
Technologists and Humanists
From: Tom Wadlow <TAW AT S1-A>
Having met quite a few people in both the Arts and the Sciences, (I am
an engineer myself) I have noticed that there seem to be far more
technologists influenced by art, or even active participants in artistic
endeavours, than vice versa.  Many of the technologists I have known
embrace art and see it in their work, while the artists (actors, literary
types, film types) I have met seem to be afraid of, or claim to despise
technology.  This is, of course, not a general rule.  But it is far
too common to be comfortable with.

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