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But one wonders whether those who so readily utter this saying have asked themselves into whose hands industry is to pass?
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John Dewey
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gutenberg.orgBut one wonders whether those who so readily utter this saying have asked themselves into whose hands industry is to pass?
Dewey questions whether people consider the implications of who will control industry in the future.
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