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The preeminence of commodity production has produced grotesque deformities in our industrial and economic development and brought into being many of the ugliest features of life under capitalism. It has meant that vast quantities of powdered cow’s milk are available for babies but there are no reasons to educate their mothers to breast-feed them; that the provision of drugs or medical equipment takes precedence over the supply of nurses; hat it is easier to find a miniature Rolls-Royce for a child than a nursery place; that we can equip old people with colour televisions more readily than we can give them the warmth of friendship.
— Ursula Huws, ‘The Making of a Cybertariat’
— Ursula Huws, ‘The Making of a Cybertariat’
