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Document Outline

• Foreword: Neuroscience, the Internet and the Good Life by Professor Anthony Jack
  
• Introduction
  
• Chapter 1: What Are We Dealing With?
  
• Chapter 2: Wanting Run Amok
  
• Chapter 3: Regaining Control
  
• Concluding Reflections
  
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