This philosopher believed that the colonization of time could lead to "perfect telegraphics," which would  require both "internal" and "external" colonization.
This philosopher believed that the colonization of time could lead to "perfect telegraphics," which would  require both "internal" and "external" colonization. This philosopher attempted to bring the study of history  to Ritter's formulation of geographical study in his Universal Comparative Geography. After writing a work  on the "constitution of the despots and of constitutional freedom," this man was forced to move to Texas. In  his only even remotely notable work, this man discussed how the inside of man becomes embodied in external  tools, a state this man called "organ projection." For 15 points, name this man who was the first to use the  phrase "Philosophy of Technology," doing so in the title of his work Grundlinien einer Philosophie der  Technik.
This philosopher believed that the colonization of time could lead to "perfect telegraphics," which would  require both "internal" and "external" colonization.
Ernst Kapp