When you write a minister, a machine shouldn’t reply
A public figure can use Autopen, a signing machine, to offer the aura of personal touch without actually providing it.
KAMOURASKA, QUE.—In old Geneva, there is a lovely restaurant serving traditional Swiss meals, with an ambience that lends itself to fondue and raclette: wooden chairs, plaster walls and beamed ceilings. Outside, in a pride of place by the door is a letter, bronzed for perpetuity, from former Unite...
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