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The Algorithmic Self: Redesign Your Identity, Habits, and Thinking in the Age of Intelligent Systems

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Are you in control of your life, or are algorithms silently running the show? In a world saturated with intelligent systems, your identity is the new battleground. "The Algorithmic Self" is an essential guide for the modern professional, offering a powerful framework to reclaim your mind, reshape your habits, and redesign your thinking. Written by Ram Padda, M.Tech., Data Science, this book bridges the gap between technological understanding and personal growth. You will How recommendation engines and social media platforms rewire your brain's reward system, creating addictive loops. Practical strategies to build an 'attention firewall' and break free from digital distraction. Methods to use data-driven insights for self-improvement, turning the tables on surveillance capitalism. A step-by-step process to consciously design your habits and values, ensuring they align with your goals, not a platform's engagement metrics. How to cultivate critical thinking and emotional resilience in an age of AI-generated content and deepfakes. This is not about quitting technology; it's about forging a conscious partnership with it. Whether you're a tech professional, an entrepreneur, a student, or simply someone feeling overwhelmed by the digital noise, this book provides the tools to upgrade your internal operating system. Stop being a user and start being a designer—of your own life. Take back control and architect the self you want to be.

161 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 21, 2025

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Ram Padda

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