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Natural Capitalism in a Robot World?

Posted on April 3, 2005 by sdcastudent — 4 Comments

I recently saw the movie Robots. Since popular culture probably has a bit more of an impact on the real future of our world, that being the younger generation, analysing the messages in this movie can provide some value. Without…

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