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Spaces
In former times nets were a thing of the sea: their purpose was fishing. In contrast,
computer nets are a thing of the land: their knots are sites, their meshes covered wires.
A spatial imagination runs over them: virtual spaces inside, territories, cities,
groups and houses outside. Nets easily unfold, connect and communicate. Nevertheless
they are also risky: one can build barbed-wire fences with them.
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