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Hardcover – English 160 pages wood free – Coloured cover size 247 mm – 177 mm – portrait ISBN 9789081641739 Description:
We are not on Earth merely to survive or just experience life; we are here to elevate and sublime. Currently, we are undergoing the most significant societal transformation our species has ever faced. We’ve mastered the art of moulding our environment to suit our needs. Through advancements in technology, we’re now enhancing our own bodies to expand our abilities. It seems we can shape the world entirely to our desires, and even death could soon become nonexistent in our lives. Yet, these advancements bring forth profound existential questions: How should we structure our lives and society in this technologically-driven age? What does a post-technological world look like, and how can we already prepare for it? Will we see the existence of a new world where humanity retains its significance? How can we thrive, enjoying greater happiness, love, and gratitude in our lives? Ir. Bruno Fabre MCA, Tech Philosopher, is a scientist who earned his degree in Artificial Intelligence from Centrale- Supélec, a prestigious top-tier educational institution. With an in-depth comprehension of technology’s nuances, he examines its implications on society, human nature and business. As a Tech Philosopher, Bruno aids individuals and organizations in understanding and integrating the profound effects of technological advancements into their daily lives and workspaces. He authored the book “Bankroots in 2020” and is an internationally recognized speaker. His overarching goal is to thoughtfully steer society into a transformative post-tech age. Karam Devta Singh is a Life Sage, Kundalini Yoga Teacher, and Prana Master. He grasps the foundational principles of life. He guides our spiritual growth, providing answers to unleash the latent powers within our body, mind, and soul. Karam brings forth a resonating message of love, offering a path to achieve both happiness, joy and inner peace.
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