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‘Iterating Grace’: Ex post factoid, Part I
If you arrived here from the link in Charley Locke’s December 6th Wired article, I encourage you to begin with Part II instead. Really. Stop. Koons will be much more gratified if you read about the book in Part II (and links therein) than about boring Twitter analytics, which is what you will get if you continue below. Really. Go to Part II.
OK, I warned you. No deadly vicunas below, only boring stuff about Twitter traffic.
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