Digital Duplicates and Collective Scarcity

Philosophy and Technology 38 (1):1-5. (2025)
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Digital duplicates reduce the scarcity of individuals and thus may impact their instrumental and intrinsic value. I here expand upon this idea by introducing the notion of collective scarcity, which pertains to the limitations faced by social groups in maintaining their size, cohesion, and function.

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