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SAMUEL BUTLER
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1863
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<i>Darwin among the machines</i>
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1865
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<i>Lucubratio Ebria</i>
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1872
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<i>Erewhon</i>
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Erewhon
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or Over the Range
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1879
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<i>Evolution, Old and New;</i>
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Or, the theories of Buffon, Dr. Erasmus Darwin, and Lamarck, as compared with that of Charles Darwin
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<i></i>
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consciousness
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purpose
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evolves as organisms
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Bateson
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Wiener
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Craik
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McCulloch
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self-reglating
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self-acting
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man-made contrivances
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rise of the machine
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How human can improve as domesticated life-stock of machines?
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The master-machines will treat humans in an enlighted way
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(if they are good)
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will grow in complexity
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self-production
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union between two steam engines
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feedback loop
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first significant shift toward the discourse on machines
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