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The book provides insights into the near future of birth, pleasure, food and death, with interviews and tours of the facilities changing our future.

Personally, I wasn't keen on listening to the final chapters about death; however, I found the other chapters interesting, and shocking in both positive and negatives ways. This book is for people curious about the topics mentioned and how technology and innovation will change them forever.

Many of us are aware of the disadvantages women face, such as the gender pay gap, tax on feminine care products etc. This book goes far deeper, exploring how data often does not include or separate male and female data, how body armour police wear and much more.

I felt this book opened my eyes more to the stark differences.

The book is focused around the American day-to-day life, as indicated by what cards you do/don't need to carry and the case study examples. I felt these will be useful to convey how anyone can be scammed, not just online, but in-person as such as identity theft. Furthermore, the quiz near the start of the book can quickly help assess how knowledgeable you are about scams, which could be revisited at the end.

On the contrary, I felt it was poor the scammer was referred to as he, though the book, as this could give the opinion only scammers are male. Likewise, I didn't feel hooked to keep reading and the deadline on the audiobook from the library was the only thing holding me accountable.