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The document discusses the importance of databases in ordering information and asserts that databases contribute to scientific and state power. It uses the example of the world biodiversity database to explain issues like data standardization, interoperability, and data ownership. The document also describes projects like the Human Variome Project, which aims to create a genetic mutation database, and the Google Art Project, which makes art collections accessible online. It raises the question of how free scientific databases may affect traditional journal publications.
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