Goodnight Globe: A Bedtime Story from Thomas Friedman (Election) (On Technological Advancement and Society)
The American Conservative 2010, March, 9, 3
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Publisher Description
WHILE STOPPING OVER AT the Kaliningrad airport on my way to Antibes from Almaty, I was recently asked a most remarkable question by Evgeny Malchik, executive vice president and crew chief of the McDonald's in Terminal 5. "Do you want fries with that?" It took a while for the true significance of this question to sink in. Bo you want fries with that? In a plug and play world, soon we'll all be having fries. Either that, or the fries will be having us.
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