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law of diminishing astonishment noun

The process by which we become less and less impressed by ever greater advances, especially in technology

Origin

From educational technology consultant Gloria Gery

Collector

Mark – 1980s
Mark Iliff – owner

Submitted: 05/12/2021 by Mark

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