Lawsuits Are Illusions: Where Institutional Power Actually Resides
A proposed analysis of the distance between formal legal remedies and the practical distribution of institutional power.
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A proposed inquiry into technological forecasts, labor displacement, infrastructure, and the limits of automation narratives.
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