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 <description>&lt;p&gt;Both Nelson and Licklider saw it extremely fit for the relationship of man and computer to drastically become more interdependent on each other. Nelson speaks of the EFL and machines like that described by V.Bush(memex), where the computer will have all the information that one would ever need, all at a desk, and Licklider envisioned men to by this day and age have been even more dependent on computers and not only restricted to desks and office areas.&lt;/p&gt;
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