This paper analyzes two readings in the philosophy of science and considers what they suggest about both subjects, one by McGinn, the other by Strong, noting how philosophers analyze the technological world being created and discover sources of meaning, ways of human adaptation to the technology other humans create, potential sources of dissension and conflict, and so on, with Robert E. McGinn and David Strong offering theories of technology in society and the human response to technological change.
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