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Picnic Comma Lightning
Book • 2018
In this book, Laurence Scott delves into the impact of digital technologies on our understanding of reality.
He discusses how ubiquitous cameras, social media, and algorithms are reframing our private lives and undermining traditional mental models of the world.
Scott also reflects on personal experiences, such as the death of his parents, to explore the relationship between digital narratives and real-world events.
The book is a thought-provoking account of how we are making sense of our increasingly complex and digitized world.
He discusses how ubiquitous cameras, social media, and algorithms are reframing our private lives and undermining traditional mental models of the world.
Scott also reflects on personal experiences, such as the death of his parents, to explore the relationship between digital narratives and real-world events.
The book is a thought-provoking account of how we are making sense of our increasingly complex and digitized world.
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