The Eliza segment is the most enlightening, though the documentary writer doesn't realise it. So is the summing up at the end that shows one man who dearly wishes that he'd been born a slave.
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Wednesday, 20 February 2013
Better Mind the Computer
The Eliza segment is the most enlightening, though the documentary writer doesn't realise it. So is the summing up at the end that shows one man who dearly wishes that he'd been born a slave.
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