Present Shock
When Everything Happens All at Once
A media-theory book that argues the digital age has collapsed our sense of past and future into an overwhelming, always-on 'now.' It examines how this temporal shift affects politics, economics, culture, and personal well-being, drawing on concepts from media ecology and cybernetics.
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Mentioned 1× on The Joe Rogan Experience across 1 episode, most recently on Apr 2, 2013.
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