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				<title>Essays of Revolt - Jack London</title>
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				<description>&lt;p&gt;My company uses an e-HRM system. The system is why my colleagues and I never&#xA;forget to wish each other on birthdays and anniversaries. Systems like these&#xA;save us from the embarrassment of appearing indifferent. Other systems like&#xA;smartphones ensure that the most halfhearted birthday greeting appears sincere&#xA;and colourful. All you have to do is type “Happy” and the autocomplete does the&#xA;rest - it composes the shortest message needed to show how much you care. It&#xA;will even recommend the right emojis - because whole words need too much&#xA;reading, we can surely be more efficient. We’ve got a “Happy Birthday” greeting&#xA;down to about three taps on a touchscreen. One system precipitates this&#xA;behaviour with automated emails, and other systems propagate it. The greatest&#xA;gift of social media is avoiding social interaction without looking like a&#xA;misanthrope - it is no wonder that social media has swallowed whole an entire&#xA;generation. If we’ve built and nurtured systems that make automatons out of&#xA;humans, and others that reduce social interaction to taps and clicks and swipes,&#xA;we probably deserve it.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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