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“I feel like I veer more away from technology than toward it. I'm a little scared of the direction we're going, to be honest. It feels like a sci-fi novel from the '50s, the way we can control everything and the solitude we each have in our own little bubbles, and yet we feel like we have social interactions. We're moving in a weird direction, at least.”

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Martin Starr is an American actor, born on July 30, 1982. He gained widespread recognition for his role as Tony Ho克斯 in the television series 'Parks and Recreation'. Starr has made a name for himself in both film and television, with a career that began in his childhood and continued into adulthood. more

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