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While still not an answer,

Submitted by kgould on Tue, 06/01/2010 - 2:32pm.

While still not an answer, this article offers more information concerning "plural selves" in the context of technology, specifically, the internet.

Since so much of education, now, revolves around our use of technology and information garnered from the internet, one has to wonder how much that affects the information that is absorbed-- and absorbed by which self.

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