People are quick to foretell the end of things, from the prophets of old warning of the end of the world to US politicial scientist Francis Fukuyama’s more optimistic prognosis of the end of history after the Cold War.
Today, they have an equally hasty modern counterpart: those who have seen it fit to declare the death of analogue in all its forms.
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