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The Daily Heller: Oh, the Humanity! A Survey of Unintended Consequences – PRINT Magazine
Edward Tenner is the go-to expert for explaining why things go tragically wrong—specifically when technology and culture collide. His 1997 book Why Things Bite Back: Technology and the Revenge of Unintended Consequences should be required reading for all designers working in today’s world. As science editor of Princeton University Press, Tenner published general-interest books in astrophysics, animal behavior and earth sciences. In 1991 he recei…
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