/lit/ - Literature

>>14168487
This sounds really interesting.

Radical Technologies intersects the general unease about emerging tech and the politics behind the, and how the power dynamic is shifted because of them, and how they will be utilized further. Really good stuff

>>13932950
based. Check this out, its not as intentionally obscuring as a lot of the french post-modernists it draws its influences from but has a great real world reference to power and tech

>>13589297
Then as a follow up, this is a godly book due to the author knowing a thing or two about actual network systems.

But your inferring that Bridle is parroting "computer bad" is moot. He's not a Luddite, nor preaches such, he simply outlines the overreliance on systems that are skewed and exploitative. The entire computational thinking is a very real issue that can be seen directly with corporations and even individuals

I suggest this to anyone who might fall in line with leftism accelerationism or just interested in the abuse of power by tech giants/state. A very good compendium to Bridle's New Dark Age

>>12812301
This is a good counter to Land's assertion that the blockchain will save us all

What are some other "we're fucked" books? I've just read pic related, 24/7 and New Dark Age and I want more of it.