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Man, the inventor of games—games, in the course of some of which he is apt to get hurt. Man, the inventor also of machines, in serving which, supposedly in service to himself, he is apt, as Marx and others have noticed, to become, in effect, a slave. And in a sense the whole of his modern civilisation is his creation, his invention, his machine.
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Manning, C.A.W. (1975). Where, from Here?. In: The Nature of International Society. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-02704-0_14
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