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baumhaus.digital/Studium Generale/Short History of the Learning Machine/Between Archetypes & Myths: Machine as a Projection of the Human Self/What Is a Machine?

Before machines became motors, engines and computers, the word already meant something broader:

an ingenious means by which something becomes possible.

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