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Zero K
Book • 2010
Don DeLillo's "Zero K" delves into the complex themes of mortality, technology, and the human condition.
The novel centers around a billionaire who establishes a cryonics facility, driven by his wife's terminal illness.
The story explores the ethical and philosophical implications of extending life through technological means, questioning the very nature of existence and consciousness.
DeLillo masterfully weaves together intricate plotlines and philosophical discussions, leaving the reader to ponder the meaning of life and death in a technologically advanced world.
The novel's exploration of wealth, power, and the human desire for immortality resonates deeply with contemporary anxieties.
The novel centers around a billionaire who establishes a cryonics facility, driven by his wife's terminal illness.
The story explores the ethical and philosophical implications of extending life through technological means, questioning the very nature of existence and consciousness.
DeLillo masterfully weaves together intricate plotlines and philosophical discussions, leaving the reader to ponder the meaning of life and death in a technologically advanced world.
The novel's exploration of wealth, power, and the human desire for immortality resonates deeply with contemporary anxieties.
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Bryan Johnson as his favorite biography, highlighting the number zero's impact on society.
Bryan Johnson as his favorite biography, highlighting the number zero's impact on society.
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#188 Bryan Johnson: Five Habits for Longer Living
Mentioned by Bryan Johnson as his favorite book, highlighting the revolutionary impact of the concept of zero.
Bryan Johnson as his favorite book, highlighting the revolutionary impact of the concept of zero.
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#186 – Bryan Johnson: Kernel Brain-Computer Interfaces
Mentioned by Michael when discussing media with similar themes to Phoenix Springs.
Episode 05 - Phoenix Springs
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Ben Orlin during a discussion about the concept of zero and its mathematical implications.
Ben Orlin during a discussion about the concept of zero and its mathematical implications.
Ben Orlin — Math As Universal Language (EP.232)
Marc Elsberg erwähnt seine Bücher im Kontext seiner Auseinandersetzung mit Macht und Ohnmacht in der Gesellschaft.
DATUM Studio #24: Macht – mit Marc Elsberg
