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Y. 2002. I S. Rigden, Hydrogen, The Essential Ele- ment. Harvard University Press. Cambridge. MA, 2002. E. Schroedingcr. What is Life?. Cambridge University Press. Cambridge. 1967. SI R. Searle. Minds Brains, and Science, Harvard University Press. Cambridge, MA, 1986. A. M. Turing, M. Woodger, The Automatic

in Korea, Vietnam, and Afghanistan. Ultimately, however, the conflict proved to be economic: the US won, in significant part because it out- spent the Soviet Union. As information, information sys- tems, and people become central to wealth, large countries (especially those housing open societies) become more

NY, 2002. IS. Rigden. Hydrogen, The Essential Ele- ment. Harvard University Press. Cambridge. MA, 2002. E. Schruedingcr. What is Life?, Cambridge University Press. Cambridge. 1967. S. 1 R. Searle. Minds. Brains. and Science. Harvard University Press, Cambridge. MA. 1986. A. M. Turing, M. Woodger. The Automa

in Korea. Vietnam. and Afghanistan. Ultimately, however, the conflict proved to be economic: the US won, in significant part because it out- spent the Soviet Union. As information, information sys- tems, and people become central to wealth, large countries (especially those housing open societies) become more

litical Views of American College and University Professors,” in N. Gross & S. Simmons, eds., Professors and Their Politics (Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2014). 79 HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_016882 All the more so when dictators rediscover the time-honored technique of weaponizing the people against each othe

he development of computers and neuro-mechanical systems was tempered by his pessimism about their exploitation by authoritarian governments, such as the Soviet Union, and the tendency for democracies, such as the United States, to become more authoritarian themselves in confronting the threat of authoritarianism.

litical Views of American College and University Professors,” in N. Gross & S. Simmons, eds., Professors and Their Politics (Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2014). 79 HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_016299 All the more so when dictators rediscover the time-honored technique of weaponizing the people against each othe

he development of computers and neuro-mechanical systems was tempered by his pessimism about their exploitation by authoritarian governments, such as the Soviet Union, and the tendency for democracies, such as the United States, to become more authoritarian themselves in confronting the threat of authoritarianism.