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Digital Technology - The World After Capital

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Buy Book Search ⌘ K Preface Introduction Digital Technology Part One: Laying a Foundation Part Two: Capital Is Sufficient Part Three: Attention Is Scarce Part Four: Enhancing Freedom Part Five: Taking Action Conclusion Acknowledgments Appendix References Powered By GitBook Digital Technology Billions of people all over the world carry around smartphones, powerful computers that are connected to a global network (the Internet). We often spend many hours a day on these devices, whether playing games or carrying out work. And yet despite the growing ubiquity of digital technology, people often find it difficult to understand what exactly makes it so distinctively powerful. Some have even derided digital technology, pointing to services such as Twitter and arguing that they are inconsequential when compared to, say, the invention of vaccines. It is nonetheless becoming increasingly difficult to ignore digital technology’s disruptiveness. For example, while many previously long-established

Digital Technology | The World After Capital Preface Introduction Digital Technology Part I: Laying a Foundation Part II: Capital Is Sufficient Part III: Attention Is Scarce Part IV: Enhancing Freedom Part V: Taking Action Conclusion Acknowledgments Appendix References Powered by GitBook On this page For the complete documentation index, see llms.txt . This page is also available as Markdown . Billions of people all over the world carry around smartphones, powerful computers that are connected to a global network (the internet). We often spend many hours a day on these devices, whether playing

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