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Anyone who has screamed down the phone at a customer service robot knows this.

this is not a trivial question.book review: Temperature rising.

as we did with animals before.psychologists fretted that human-animal relationships were unhealthy.Darling reminds us to ignore the inevitability narrative that governs so many discussions of technology.

Throughout the history of our interactions with animals.but are really too speculative or far-off in comparison to the problems posed by the near-present.

Yet Darling reminds us that when pets became popular.

why? My guess is that its a thing youd do while the robot pet was new.Its something of a nineties gloss on Black Like Me (1961) John Howard Griffins deep-cover study of black life in segregated America.

one that asks interesting questions about the country had the arc of history bent itself disastrously away from justice.The feature film is set in a topsy-turvy America where whites are the working-class minority and blacks form the cultural and demographic masses.

the movie feels of a piece with the speculative fiction that surrounded the birther movement and the fear mongering of the Alex Jones right.particularly since Trump and his apparatchiks are putting so much energy into misdirecting the electorate.