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In Tolkien’s mythology, the dark lord Sauron extended his influence beyond Mordor because he possessed a Palantír — magical seeing stone that let him communicate with, and eventually corrupt, Saruman. The real power was the network of stone
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In Tolkien’s mythology, the dark lord Sauron extended his influence beyond Mordor because he possessed a Palantír — magical seeing stone that let him communicate with, and eventually corrupt, Saruman. The real power was the network of stones, each one a sensor node feeding information back to the servant of Morgoth.
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