The debate offered an venue for highly socialised aggression, with both
teams playing 'no holds barred'. Dave Sag painted a pretty picture of the future with no
more room for human creativity. Steven Goldate spoke of a craft conspiracy. See also Robin
Daw's contribution. On the other side, Kay Lawrence and Gerry
King highlighted the nostalgia of new technologies, while Amanda McDonald Crowley provided
the opportunity to dig the 'real' advantage by offering the opposition a choice between
real and virtual white wine.
It was no surprise when the audience cast their verdict in favour of the case against
the proposition, but at least it provided an opportunity to hear the other side, strongly
argued.
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