"To a larger degree than most people care to admit," Klein writes, "we have become what our technologies made us".
But international and Colombian agencies that track the use of child fighters say FARC might rely on children to a larger degree than thought.
But now demand from emerging economies is helping to prop up rich-world exports to a larger degree than is commonly realised.
The use of child fighters in Colombia's 36-year-old guerrilla conflict isn't new, but international and Colombian agencies say that the FARC, the country's largest rebel group, might rely on children to a larger degree than thought.
The most basic reason, according to Brad Adgate, the senior vice president for research at Horizon Media, a media buying firm, is that the behavior that has underpinned television since its invention still persists to a larger degree than expected.
Anonymous forums can also be remarkably self-regulating: we tend to discount anonymous or pseudonymous comments to a much larger degree than commentary from other, more easily identifiable sources.
Fed visually, she meant, for she felt that her auditory memory, her auditory orientation, had increased, so that she could now, to a much larger degree than before, learn and reproduce a piece by ear, sometimes after only a single hearing.
Changes in fecundity directly affected the dynamics of simulated populations to a larger degree than either mortality or agent agent interactions.
"We're having to rely to a larger degree than we originally planned on the structural integrity of the aircraft," said Ian Thirsk, the RAF Museum's head of collections.
When both pain severity and tolerance were assessed, religious coping appeared to increase pain tolerance to a larger degree than the change in pain severity [19].
