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: The SituationistDeep Capture - Part X
By Jon Hanson
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This is the tenth part of a series on what Situationist Contributor David Yosifon and I call ?deep capture.? The most basic prediction of the ?deep capture? hypothesis is that there will be a competition over the situation (including the way we think) to influence the behavior of individuals and institutions and that those individuals, groups, entities, or institutions that are most powerful will win that competition.
Previous posts in this series (which are summarized at the bottom of this ent read more
Full post as published by The Situationist on May 06, 2008 (boomark / email).
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