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Mentioned in 3 episodes
In the Swarm
Digital Prospects
Book • 2017
Byung-Chul Han's "In the Swarm" delves into the complexities of digital society, exploring how technology shapes our interactions and perceptions.
He critiques the pervasive nature of digital networks, arguing that they foster a sense of superficial connection and hinder genuine communication.
The book examines the impact of social media on individual autonomy and the erosion of traditional social structures.
Han's analysis offers a critical perspective on the psychological and societal consequences of our increasingly interconnected world.
Ultimately, he calls for a more mindful approach to technology and a renewed emphasis on individual agency.
He critiques the pervasive nature of digital networks, arguing that they foster a sense of superficial connection and hinder genuine communication.
The book examines the impact of social media on individual autonomy and the erosion of traditional social structures.
Han's analysis offers a critical perspective on the psychological and societal consequences of our increasingly interconnected world.
Ultimately, he calls for a more mindful approach to technology and a renewed emphasis on individual agency.
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Mentioned in 3 episodes
Mentioned as the first book by this author that Cal read.
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Ep. 360: One-Page Productivity
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Cal Newport
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Ep. 357: What Worries the Internet’s Favorite Philosopher?
Mentioned by David Peña-Guzmán to describe online disagreements as chaotic and lacking organization.
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