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THIS

LOW

PRIORITY

ODES

NOT

OENY

THE

IMPORTANCE

OF

TECHNOLOGY,

BUT

RATHER

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TO

AN

ABSOLUTE

SCALE

OF VALUES.

IT

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PLEX

DEMAN;..lSFUNCTlor~s FOR
IN

OF A MOrlE COMPLEX TECHNOLOGY. OF PAPTS

NATURE,

IN TU~N THERE
FORE

GIV~ IS OFTEN

RISE
A

TO A NEED 'FEED-BACK' EXPAND

A MORE THE THEIR

ELABORA7~

IN ANY PRO(.;ESS
TO EACH WHICH OTHt::R. THE:RE-

RELATIONSHIP SCOPE

AS THE MEANS FORMS AND

SO 00

OF APPLICATION PRODUCT
HERE

THEN

SUGCESTS THERE IS

NEW

FUNCTIONS. COMPULSION AGE WILL

FOR TO

EXAMPLE,
U.[

IF A NEW THE

IS DEVELOPED, OOES NOT LIE

',CORRESPO~j(1ING THAT A TECHNICAL FROM

IT.

D1.NGER FORMS,

IN TI1E FACT FORMS, ~.ITH

PRODUCE

ITS OW~ TECH~ICAL INCTANCE, BE NOTED THE

BUT

RATHER WILL

TriAT THESE BECOME

EVOLVED SYMBOLIC

PURCLv

UTILITARIAN, I~ THE FIRST

PROCESSES HOWEVER, IN THE

INVESTED

MEANING.

TECHNICS

DO HAVE CHAPT~RS.

AN EFFECT A CUBE CON-

ON SYSTI . IC DEVELOPMENT CEIVED OF IN CONCRETE r. T E E L

11'

AS WILL CANNOT

FOLLOWING

EVOKE

SAME

SYSTE.~IC BET
A

RESPONSE
AS

AS A CUBE
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A C O N C R~ [ E

CU6 E

C O Li L O

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'1.11 ASS

'SURFACE', SINCl

WOULD

BE DIFFICULT ORDE~.

TO CONCEiVE tUT

OF

STEEL

CUBE

TREATEC dE ARGUED RECEIVE

AS

IT IMPLIES

A COLUMNAR THAT
BY

CONVE~SELY, SHOULD
DF

IT C0ULD NOT
AND

FROM THE

HIERARCHY IFIG

OF ELEVE~TS

A GENERIC THE

CUBE

INITIALLY CONCRETE.

LI~ITATIONS

I~POSED

TECHNICS

STEEL

THERE

APE,

HOWEVEP, DEPENDING

SITUATIONS UPON

WHERE

TECHNICS

WILL

OBVIOUSLY

RECEIVE

A STRONGER 'rHAT ,"PRE-

WEIGHTING,

PROCRAMMATIC AS THEY EXIST THE SCALE

RE~UlkE~ENTS. AS FOCAL SAME POINTS

IT

IS 03V'OU~)

STIGt::' BUILDINGS, TOTAL ENVIRONMENT,

AS LONG WILL

IN THe

FHAi\1.\'or,(K OF A DR PRE-

NOT

RE~UIRE LAqOE

DEGREE AND

OF STAIJDARDIZATIDN IN005TRIAL PRESI5E

FABRICATION HOWEVER, THE

OF PARTS NOTION

AS WILL OF

HOUSING

PRO~~STS. IMPLlMENTATION OF

'TECHNI~UE'

THOUGHT

OF A8 THE