The Blind Giant (2012)
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She also expressed a more general concern as to what our relationship with digital technology was doing to us as a society and as individuals. As Professor Greenfield explains it – behind the title Baroness is another, more conventional one: she is Professor of Synaptic Pharmacology at Lincoln College, Oxford, and a specialist in the physiology of the brain – the structure of the individual human brain is determined by genes, environment and practice. Who you are accounts for a certain amount, t...hen it’s where you are and what you do with yourself. The degree to which we can control the first two is questionable – but not so, the third. That is directly affected by how you spend your time, and her fear was and is that the use of digital technology in our society is potentially harmful. One of her chief concerns is that we will become ‘all process’: that we will cease to connect events in a narrative and live from moment to moment, gratification to gratification. Another is that our social interactions will suffer, becoming performative – done in order to be reported – or inauthentic, geared to the screen and not the flesh.
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She also expressed a more general concern as to what our relationship with digital technology was doing to us as a society and as individuals. As Professor Greenfield explains it – behind the title Baroness is another, more conventional one: she is Professor of Synaptic Pharmacology at Lincoln College, Oxford, and a specialist in the physiology of the brain – the structure of the individual human brain is determined by genes, environment and practice. Who you are accounts for a certain amount, t...hen it’s where you are and what you do with yourself. The degree to which we can control the first two is questionable – but not so, the third. That is directly affected by how you spend your time, and her fear was and is that the use of digital technology in our society is potentially harmful. One of her chief concerns is that we will become ‘all process’: that we will cease to connect events in a narrative and live from moment to moment, gratification to gratification. Another is that our social interactions will suffer, becoming performative – done in order to be reported – or inauthentic, geared to the screen and not the flesh.
What to read after The Blind Giant?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nick Harkaway to read onlineMoreLess
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