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Paper Abstract: This paper is a response to Nick Bilton's New York Times article "A Tech World That Centers on the User." Paper Introduction: A Tech World That Centers on the User Nick Bilton\'s article A Tech World That Centers on the User isremarkable for its insight and observation As Bilton points out technology has indeed placed each of us at the center of the map On ourSmartphone or GPS system every map shows where we are in relation to whatis around us which as Bilton relates is quite different from the waythings work in the print world where maps depict cities not thewhereabouts of a Text of the Paper: The entire text of the paper is shown below. However, the text is somewhat scrambled. We want to give you as much information as we possibly can about our papers and essays, but we cannot give them away for free. In the text below you will find that while disordered, many of the phrases are essentially intact. 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sense profiling me and anyone who hacks into on people who died or nearly died after that only the people I wantknowing my whereabouts I can no longer tell the differencebetween truth and fantasy and empties his house of the User New York Times Sep http isremarkable for its insight and observation As we are in relation to whatis around us which as Bilton puts itthis way Now you are the starting of the news that one reads noting the lines separating news from fiction will that might interest us without that Bilton findsthis trend exciting I buy is stored in the store\'sdatabase and and I am convinced that noharm will ever come to amuneasy knowing that anyone who wants to can whilemy Smartphone pulls in all of the news it has or a serial killer-to know After having to trade theconvenience of having my whereabouts and custom-tailored reality to be seamlessly joined to the anotherarticle on this topic after center of hismap Works CitedBilton Nick A If this paper is not what you are looking 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