Originally published at: AI, CONSTITUTION, CANON, TRADITION, STARE DECISIS, AND TEXTS
If you’ve been around this website long enough, you’ll know I have this love-hate relationship with our less-than-wonderful-world of digital technology. On the “love” side of the ledger, I like the convenience and ease that computers have made of word processing, and the ease with which they make formatting books and book publication itself possible,…
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From Morse code to computer code that allows anyone to send an electronic text, not just specialists called telegraphers. Now we’re all telegraphers, except we don’t receive the hard copy, a telegram, to prove what the original message said.
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