Caliwegian rated Technopoly: 4 stars
Technopoly by Neil Postman
With characteristic wit and candor, Neil Postman, our most astute and engaging cultural critic, launches a trenchant--and harrowing--warning against the …
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With characteristic wit and candor, Neil Postman, our most astute and engaging cultural critic, launches a trenchant--and harrowing--warning against the …
An “essential and riveting” (Jonathan Haidt) analysis of the radical shift in the dynamics of power and influence, revealing how …
"The popular rediscovery of Eve Babitz continues with this very special reissue of her novel, originally published in 1979, about …
This book is about pleasure. It's also about pain. Most important, it's about how to find the delicate balance between …
Zettlekasten is an interesting system for organizing ideas. It sounds quite promising and I intend to try it out.
The presentation of the method is somewhat abstract making it difficult to know where to begin.
The text is also repetitive with the same ideas resurfacing again and again
Favourite passage: "Here is a story. The last of all men who stands alone in the universe while it darkens about him. Who sorrows all things with a single sorrow. Out of the pitiable and exhausted remnants of what was once his soul he'll find nothing from which to craft the least thing godlike to guide him in these last of days."