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Bruce Sterling
Feb 5, 2013 3:08 AM

The Bovine New Aesthetic

*Yes, yes, Geoff, that's very, uh, spatially visionary....

http://v-e-n-u-e.com/Invisible-Fences-An-Interview-with-Dean-Anderson

*Knock knock

*Who's there

*Interrupting New Aesthetic Cow.

*Interrupting New A –

*MOO00000000!!11!!

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