Born Dead, Die Alive: Cultivating a Humane Humanity with Technology - Couverture souple

NOUN, Salma

Couverture souple

ISBN 13 : 9798893168679

Editeur : selfpublishing.com, 2024

Synopsis

A Call to Reimagine Our Destiny in the Age of Exponential Technologies.

Are you concerned that technology might limit the essence of humanity or what the future holds for the next generations? Do you wonder if unseen forces are guiding how we integrate technology into our lives?

Born Dead, Die Alive is a visionary manifesto that redefines our relationship with technology, urging us to break free from outdated paradigms and embrace a future where innovation elevates humanity to new heights. Salma Noun argues that we are currently "Born Dead" within a system that slows down technological evolution and limits its potential to elevate humanity. She illuminates how we can harness technology for more profound purposes—to enrich our lives, extend our lifespans, and even achieve a form of "Death Alive" by transcending our physical limitations.

This book is more than a glimpse into the future of technology; it's a compelling call to action for leaders, governments, and society to reimagine our world. It challenges us to redefine the future of the economy, success, and intelligence in the digital age, and to create a world where technology empowers our highest human aspirations.

In this era of rapid change, Salma Noun envisions a future where technological progress and the essence of humanity coexist harmoniously. She presents a compelling vision where technology, when wisely integrated, elevates our lives and guides us toward a future where humanity becomes even more humane.

Détails de l'édition

• Éditeur: selfpublishing.com
• Date d'édition: 2024
• Langue: anglais
• ISBN 13: 9798893168679
• Reliure: Broché
• Nombre de pages: 250
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