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Technical progress (n.) is not fitting one environment better but becoming able to relate two environments that are both changing.
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Technical progress (n.) is not fitting one environment better but becoming able to relate two environments that are both changing.
Technical progress (n.) could go on even if science stood still: the machine conditions its own next step, through how it runs and how its running changes its use.
Technical progress (n.) is the settling of a machine's inner quarrels: the penthode exists because the triode's anode was asked both to pull electrons forward and to catch them.