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What happens AFTER we're all connected? Mark Pesce explores the ways in which society and culture are already changing as the majority of the human race gets connected.
63 pages, Hypertext OR Adobe Acrobat - PDF
First published January 1, 2005
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August 6, 2008
I first learned of Mark D. Pesce about a month ago, via his blog. I was stunned by the clarity with which he explains things I already new on the edge of my perception about the changes already taking place as humanity, for the first time in history, becomes just a phone call away for the majority.
I read through his blog, going backwards and finding more and more truth and clarity... then I found this draft of a book which helped cement it all together.
In this book, Mark explains, step by step, how the internet and connectivity we're all starting to take for granted made small, and large changes in both his life, and how it all fits into the big picture.
It's a sufficiently good read that I'm putting the info for the book here, in what is a published book site. I recommend it to those of you who want to get a better grasp on just what's in store for us as technology continues to advance.
I read through his blog, going backwards and finding more and more truth and clarity... then I found this draft of a book which helped cement it all together.
In this book, Mark explains, step by step, how the internet and connectivity we're all starting to take for granted made small, and large changes in both his life, and how it all fits into the big picture.
It's a sufficiently good read that I'm putting the info for the book here, in what is a published book site. I recommend it to those of you who want to get a better grasp on just what's in store for us as technology continues to advance.
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