[rescue] Does any one on the list run this?

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" From: "Carl R. Friend" <crfriend at rcn.com>
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"     But I wonder if there's really much interest in the concept
" of computing history amongst the general population.

i rather imagine that for the general population, 'tech history' is an
oxymoron.  we are taught history in school, and it is mostly
political, religious, economic, and human accomplishments.  can you
imagine a course on the history of the automobile, and its impact on
the 20th c?
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