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Don't know if you do agree, but I sincerely believe that the last posts here (# 67-69) deserve the creation of a new thread (because it is an important one).
Indeed, we no longer speak of ways to use a tool, but its future value. And this can be strategic reflexion upon a crucial matter: who does it, for which reasons and how it can "cost" (and not just in a $ point of view)?
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