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These projects could retranslate that moment into something that starts to actively represent how the public, how civil society, can make good things that benefit everybody, and also act as new kinds of monuments within the landscape. Indeed, the task of philosophical research, for Heidegger, is not to render the present mute and impotent in order to allow the text and time of Aristotle, for example, to shine forth in its universal objectivity, for if that were possible, the present would not so often feel compelled to retranslate its received authors. Once the data hits the host, Soft Tracks' host-resident software retranslates it into the raw code that the host understands. |
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