One winter night, at his home, while he was stirring up the logs in his fireplace, he muttered, "Computers are irrelevant." Building
by Tracy Kidder
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On a particularly cold winter evening, a character at home reflects on the state of technology while tending to his fireplace. In a moment of frustration, he mutters, "Computers are irrelevant," suggesting a skepticism towards their importance in the modern world. This sentiment captures an introspective moment where traditional means of warmth and comfort clash with the advancing technological landscape.

In the context of the book "The Soul of a New...

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