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| 释义 | 无所 The price of the omnipresent crisp, golden loaf seemed to epitomize the rising cost of living and the shortage of cash in consumers' pockets. But they know all about films and books and music. So what are today's precursors? I think there's just one: the ubiquitous web. It is building its cloud for that world, and it’s hoping that by the time it has its application stack refined and running like clockwork that broadband will be everywhere. It could purr along like any luxury car or, at a press of the ubiquitous sport button, growl loudly as you disappear down the road. I could be called anything because I stand to lose nothing. Well I gave up nothing, I feel sorrow for them, I had more because you are my wife. The question is: can we do any better— without falling into the trap of feigning omniscience? The believer is already convinced that God is present in everything, even if they cannot explain this or support it with evidence. In vice, the attraction of the abnormal creates a troubling anxiety: the spirit seems to have become blood and stirs in the flesh like an immanent force. These new consumers buy everything from cars to cookers and fridges to flights. Only the true innovators would dare, because innovators play fearlessly, as if they have nothing to lose. |
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