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Hacked Minds

A Loss of Personal Freedom

Jorge Rudko
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Pages
160
Year
2016
Language
English
Publisher
J.R. Publishing

About

This is your notification. Humanity is out of touch. And, the touch screen is to blame. Ironic, isn't it? Every digital process, each social media exchange, takes us three steps forward and two steps back in connectivity. We're, inundated by an almost infinite number of systems, sensors, and syncs. It won't be, long before our minds won't decode VR (Virtual Reality) from RL (Real Life). Our brains have been hacked, rewired toward the artificial. We are logging-off, mankind to enjoy man made. And now, we face an identity crisis. How exactly are we to be in the world without being of the World Wide Web? Hacked Minds challenges the reader to unplug from the matrix of cyberspace so we can understand what it is to be human again.

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