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It took me a while to notice this tag:
  1. Pick up the nearest book (of at least 123 pages).
    2. Open the book to page 123.
  2. Find the fifth sentence.
  3. Post the next three sentences.
  4. Tag five people.
"There is also a third possible scenario - even faster growth for print media, because more people spend their time with a variety of media which mutually reinforce each other in an increasingly closed and mediated world.

Driving forces, predetermined elements, and critical uncertainties give structure to our exploration of the future. Several times in this chapter I have referred to powerful impact of the baby boom on my thinking."
I think I'll only tag three people, if they haven't already been tagged:Daniel Davies, Gabriel Mihalache, and Aaron Swartz.( I've lost track of where I've seen this.)

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