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    <name>James Andrews-Coulter</name>
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    <byline:name>James Andrews-Coulter</byline:name>
    <byline:context>Australian technologist living in Europe. I&apos;ve played a designer, developer, manager, founder, but all i really want to do is build machines that liberate humans (even if only myself). I&apos;m known for: playing beach volleyball in snowtime, bikepacking with my beloved bodgy bike, and starting engineering projects i have no business starting.</byline:context>
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    <published>2026-11-13T12:11:54Z</published>
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<p>[on machines for living] A seriously-minded architect...will find in a steamship his freedom from an age-long but contemptible enslavement to the past.</p>
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<li>Eyes Which Do Not See, Towards a New Architecture - Le Corbusier, 1931</li>
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<p>Something to aspire to. How much is what we're building in 2026 &quot;mere decoration&quot; versus &quot;freedom from our enslavement to the past&quot;?</p>
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