The Glass Cage, el nuevo libro de Nicholas Carr:
El último párrafo de la introducción ya resume bien lo que va a tratar y el punto de vista:
Computer automation makes our lives easier, our chores less burdensome. We’re often able to accomplish more in less time —or to do things we simply couldn’t do before. But automation also has deeper, hidden effects. As aviators have learned, not all of them are beneficial. Automation can take a toll on our work, our talents, and our lives. It can narrow our perspectives and limit our choices. It can open us to surveillance and manipulation. As computers become our constant companions, our familiar, obliging helpmates, it seems wise to take a closer look at exactly how they’re changing what we do and who we are.
Por cierto, esto de que AirDrop funcione entre iOS y Mac va a ser una maravilla para mi productividad.
