Fighting the Unprecedented ‘Proletarianization’ of the Human Mind
“The Age of Disruption: Technology and Madness in Computational Capitalism”
A book by Bernard Stiegler
Leonid Bilmes / Los Angeles Review of Books
Stiegler argues that the risk-taking ethos of modern capitalism has created a generalized spirit of “disinhibition” that is a threat to law, morality, and governance.
Stiegler firmly believes that a distinction must always be upheld between “authentic thinking” and “computational cognitivism” and that today’s crisis lies in confusing the latter for the former.
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ROBERT STEELE: This is an utterly brilliant review of an utterly brilliant book. I am reminded of my top 50 cosmic books in my recent lecture, Steele on Books & America: Love It or Lose It!
Below is a headline that proves the author's point. Google is a despicablly amoral and evil enterprise that has completely lose touch with ethics, humanity, and reality.
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