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Turkle

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Tur´kle
n.1.A turtle.
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Simulation and Its Discontents Sherry Turkle [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Computer simulation has altered standard practices in science and engineering, but its ubiquity has drawbacks.
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Surratt, 2001; Turkle, 1995; Weber & Dixon, 2007).
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