Ask the Author: Arne Klingenberg
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Arne Klingenberg
My dear father, nominally a Protestant but really an atheist, was often afraid of death, causing him a great deal of anxiety. I wrote Beyond Machine Man to help readers conquer this fear with this philosophical yet scientific analysis of who we really are, looking into cutting-edge science, incredible but true anomalies, deductive reasoning, and so on.
The idea was to convince people like him that there's nothing to worry about by pointing out the actual facts, fictions and follies of Homo Machina or Machine Man thinking, all without even talking about religious beliefs of any kind. I just wish he could have read it when he was young, or at least, before he passed.
The idea was to convince people like him that there's nothing to worry about by pointing out the actual facts, fictions and follies of Homo Machina or Machine Man thinking, all without even talking about religious beliefs of any kind. I just wish he could have read it when he was young, or at least, before he passed.
Arne Klingenberg
Being an idealist who writes philosophical non-fiction books with much to say, I simply never had that problem. :-)
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