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Edward Tenner: Conséquences inattendues de l'innovation

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Chaque nouvelle invention transforme le monde -- de façon à la fois voulue et inattendue. L'historien Edward Tenner nous conte une série d'anecdotes qui illustrent l'écart sous-évalué qui existe entre nos aptitudes à innover et à en prévoir les conséquences.

Edward Tenner is an independent writer, speaker, and editor analyzing the cultural aspects of technological change. Full bio »

Translated into French by Didier Chambaretaud
Reviewed by Amelia Shroyer
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