Technics in Time, a Three Part Series

O bea pushed a little bit forward here now. I'm just going to read from one of my favourite books of all time, which is saint augustine's confessions. And he says that the thing that distinguishes humanity in this regard is not that there's jus, sort of like philogenesus, in sort of the reproduction of the sort of order of life that we are. But we have this other thing called, he calls it api philogenesUS, which is a sort of our technical mory. And we like pass on, we ere able to pass on significations. And i guess you might say this is partly of what's responsible for the possibility