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The uprising of refugees seems to be nothing fundamentally new. But laconic ima gery and dynamism… In general, it is written with drive. So I want to slap a small computer game according to this "scenario". But, it's not up to that now.
A bad neighborhood is also an expressive picture of the human degeneration of modern society. Maybe without much discovery. But the essence of these processes is accurately, expressively captured and convincingly shown.
I was particularly interested in the story at the very end of the book about the prospects of information technology. Here, of course, in detail it would be possible to argue with the author about something. But, again, succinctly in vivid images, sometimes with caustic but clever sarcasm, in general, the essence of modern trends in the development of information technology is accurately conveyed: this development by itself does not make a person's life better
And behind all the modern talk about the web.3 by and large, there is nothing but the search for cheap popularity and the desire to make money on the HYPE.
But the most valuable thing, I think, in this book is that the author clearly expressed the idea: the obvious self-disintegration, fragmentation of the world as a whole and individual societies, states will inevitably lead to fragmentation of the information space. I think this idea is now wandering in many heads. But in the literature, in the book, this idea, and very reasoned and clearly expressed, I personally encounter for the first time.
And here is the fundamental problem. Who, what will be the new driver of the "unification of mankind"? Some advanced passionate societies, which, as they include other societies, will extend their information systems to them? Or vice versa. The creators of autonomous information systems will gradually create information clusters with "friendly", "kindred spirit" systems. And on this basis to unite societies using different information systems?
And, in general, is a "new unification of humanity" possible in principle?
The author, as can be seen from the books released, has his own thoughts on this. I'm waiting for him to start sharing with them. показать все