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Why Does A Fingerprint On A Tablet At The Bodleian Libraries Create A Sense Of Presence?
A fingerprint on a tablet at the Bodleian libraries at University of Oxford creates a sense of presence because the fingerprint serves as a clear cue to human involvement from thousands of years ago.
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#2562 - Dan McClellan
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