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Speaking personally...

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When I began my journey across Australia I’d planned to spend it thinking about virtuality, trying to see what I could conjure up in the absence of technology, but I had not expected the journey to change the way I viewed my own personal relationship with the internet itself. Yet it was clear that there were issues I’d have to address when I returned to England – questions about why cyberspace had become so important to me, and why I had at times been so vulnerable to its iniquities...

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