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A new book by Stewart Brand, an architect of modern tech culture, asks: How do we prioritize maintenance? And why? But it doesn’t quite have the answers. The handsome new book Maintenance: Of ...

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Stewart Brand’s “Maintenance: Of Everything, Part One” (Stripe, 308 pages, $40) begins with a drama that belies the book’s seemingly humdrum topic. The author recounts the stories of three contestants ...