Human thought is undergoing fundamental transformation as technology simultaneously rewires our biological neural networks, cultural thinking patterns, and technological cognitive extensions. This "Three Streams" disruption represents both humanity's greatest challenge and unprecedented opportunity. Drawing on more than a decade of interdisciplinary research spanning fields as diverse as neuroscience, sociology, economics, archaeology, and technology development, Scannell reveals how accelerating change across all three cognitive dimensions is the root cause of modern crises―from political polarization to institutional failure. Yet, it also unlocks possible conscious cognitive evolution. This book argues that rather than accepting technological determinism, we can deliberately architect enhanced human thinking capacity and collective problem-solving.
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. Human thought is undergoing a fundamental transformation as technology simultaneously rewires our biological neural networks, cultural thinking patterns, and technological cognitive extensions. This "Three Streams" disruption represents both humanity's greatest challenge and an unprecedented opportunity. Drawing on more than a decade of interdisciplinary research spanning fields as diverse as neuroscience, sociology, economics, archaeology, and technology development, Patrick Scannell reveals how accelerating change across all three cognitive dimensions is the root cause of modern crisesfrom political polarization to institutional failure. Yet, it also unlocks possible conscious cognitive evolution. This book argues that rather than accepting technological determinism, we can deliberately architect enhanced human thinking capacity and collective problem-solving.A fascinating synthesis of theories for how we think, probing their limitations, and arguing for a radically extended version of cognition. Scannell's thought-provoking analysis makes a compelling case that how we think is changing right nowand we're not prepared for it. Mark Humphries, Chair in Computational Neuroscience, University of Nottingham"[.]For anyone working in AI or advanced technology (or who uses it, or affected by it), The Disruption of Thought isnt just a mirror; its a much-needed mapone that shows where were headed, and how to build systems that keep humanity in the loop. Darren Culbreath, AI leaderIn a world of fear and noise, truth is losing ground. [The] Disruption of Thought shows how technology has hacked our brainsshort-circuiting instincts, creating false belonging, and moving faster than we can adapt. Pat Scannell takes us on a gripping journey through the cracks in our cognition, sparking side quests and insights that stay with you. I couldnt read it fast enoughor slow enoughand I know Ill return to it often. Scannell offers a sharp look at how digital technology mutates thought, giving us hope to move beyond todays ecosystems and re-anchor meaning in authentic human communities. Michael Robbins, FRSA, Social Entrepreneur and Civic Builder This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9789004737143
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. Human thought is undergoing a fundamental transformation as technology simultaneously rewires our biological neural networks, cultural thinking patterns, and technological cognitive extensions. This "Three Streams" disruption represents both humanity's greatest challenge and an unprecedented opportunity. Drawing on more than a decade of interdisciplinary research spanning fields as diverse as neuroscience, sociology, economics, archaeology, and technology development, Patrick Scannell reveals how accelerating change across all three cognitive dimensions is the root cause of modern crisesfrom political polarization to institutional failure. Yet, it also unlocks possible conscious cognitive evolution. This book argues that rather than accepting technological determinism, we can deliberately architect enhanced human thinking capacity and collective problem-solving.A fascinating synthesis of theories for how we think, probing their limitations, and arguing for a radically extended version of cognition. Scannell's thought-provoking analysis makes a compelling case that how we think is changing right nowand we're not prepared for it. Mark Humphries, Chair in Computational Neuroscience, University of Nottingham"[.]For anyone working in AI or advanced technology (or who uses it, or affected by it), The Disruption of Thought isnt just a mirror; its a much-needed mapone that shows where were headed, and how to build systems that keep humanity in the loop. Darren Culbreath, AI leaderIn a world of fear and noise, truth is losing ground. [The] Disruption of Thought shows how technology has hacked our brainsshort-circuiting instincts, creating false belonging, and moving faster than we can adapt. Pat Scannell takes us on a gripping journey through the cracks in our cognition, sparking side quests and insights that stay with you. I couldnt read it fast enoughor slow enoughand I know Ill return to it often. Scannell offers a sharp look at how digital technology mutates thought, giving us hope to move beyond todays ecosystems and re-anchor meaning in authentic human communities. Michael Robbins, FRSA, Social Entrepreneur and Civic Builder This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9789004737143
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. Human thought is undergoing a fundamental transformation as technology simultaneously rewires our biological neural networks, cultural thinking patterns, and technological cognitive extensions. This "Three Streams" disruption represents both humanity's greatest challenge and an unprecedented opportunity. Drawing on more than a decade of interdisciplinary research spanning fields as diverse as neuroscience, sociology, economics, archaeology, and technology development, Patrick Scannell reveals how accelerating change across all three cognitive dimensions is the root cause of modern crisesfrom political polarization to institutional failure. Yet, it also unlocks possible conscious cognitive evolution. This book argues that rather than accepting technological determinism, we can deliberately architect enhanced human thinking capacity and collective problem-solving.A fascinating synthesis of theories for how we think, probing their limitations, and arguing for a radically extended version of cognition. Scannell's thought-provoking analysis makes a compelling case that how we think is changing right nowand we're not prepared for it. Mark Humphries, Chair in Computational Neuroscience, University of Nottingham"[.]For anyone working in AI or advanced technology (or who uses it, or affected by it), The Disruption of Thought isnt just a mirror; its a much-needed mapone that shows where were headed, and how to build systems that keep humanity in the loop. Darren Culbreath, AI leaderIn a world of fear and noise, truth is losing ground. [The] Disruption of Thought shows how technology has hacked our brainsshort-circuiting instincts, creating false belonging, and moving faster than we can adapt. Pat Scannell takes us on a gripping journey through the cracks in our cognition, sparking side quests and insights that stay with you. I couldnt read it fast enoughor slow enoughand I know Ill return to it often. Scannell offers a sharp look at how digital technology mutates thought, giving us hope to move beyond todays ecosystems and re-anchor meaning in authentic human communities. Michael Robbins, FRSA, Social Entrepreneur and Civic Builder This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9789004737143
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Buch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Human thought is undergoing a fundamental transformation as technology simultaneously rewires our biological neural networks, cultural thinking patterns, and technological cognitive extensions. This 'Three Streams' disruption represents both humanity's greatest challenge and an unprecedented opportunity. Drawing on more than a decade of interdisciplinary research spanning fields as diverse as neuroscience, sociology, economics, archaeology, and technology development, Patrick Scannell reveals how accelerating change across all three cognitive dimensions is the root cause of modern crises--from political polarization to institutional failure. Yet, it also unlocks possible conscious cognitive evolution. This book argues that rather than accepting technological determinism, we can deliberately architect enhanced human thinking capacity and collective problem-solving. 'A fascinating synthesis of theories for how we think, probing their limitations, and arguing for a radically extended version of cognition. Scannell's thought-provoking analysis makes a compelling case that how we think is changing right now--and we're not prepared for it.' - Mark Humphries, Chair in Computational Neuroscience, University of Nottingham '[.]For anyone working in AI or advanced technology (or who uses it, or affected by it), The Disruption of Thought isn't just a mirror; it's a much-needed map--one that shows where we're headed, and how to build systems that keep humanity in the loop.' - Darren Culbreath, AI leader 'In a world of fear and noise, truth is losing ground. [The] Disruption of Thought shows how technology has hacked our brains--short-circuiting instincts, creating false belonging, and moving faster than we can adapt. Pat Scannell takes us on a gripping journey through the cracks in our cognition, sparking side quests and insights that stay with you. I couldn't read it fast enough--or slow enough--and I know I'll return to it often. Scannell offers a sharp look at how digital technology mutates thought, giving us hope to move beyond today's ecosystems and re-anchor meaning in authentic human communities.' - Michael Robbins, FRSA, Social Entrepreneur and Civic Builder. N° de réf. du vendeur 9789004737143
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