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World Without Mind

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Franklin Foer

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3,6(1624)Abgeben

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272 Seiten
10 Lesestunden

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Important and incredibly informative, this new book is a must-read. The author’s writing is a relentless intellectual argument, executed with wit and aggression. It presents concise psychological profiles of influential figures, detailing how they blend utopianism and monopolism into a troubling mix. The book offers compelling mini-bios of key players in the tech industry, making a searing case against the monopolistic power of Silicon Valley. Foer’s work, once met with skepticism, now appears prophetic as he urges readers to unplug and confront the overwhelming influence of these tech giants. His argument resonates with the spirit of brave democracy protestors, advocating for new ethics in social media. This provocative examination raises crucial questions about the future of humanity and free will, all while being an engaging read. As the dust settles from recent tech upheavals, it becomes clear that Silicon Valley has not delivered a utopia but has instead degraded the written word and culture. Foer passionately argues for reclaiming our knowledge and ideas from these monopolies, making this an urgent and essential read for anyone engaged with technology. His analysis serves as both a portrait of the monopolists and a plea for the values of privacy, individuality, and creativity that are at risk of being lost.