Existence
by:
David Brin
Language: Czech
Format: Hardcover
Publication date:
January 1st, 2015
Publisher: Triton
Pages: 696
Genres: Science Fiction, Horror
In the world of 2048, technology has seamlessly merged with humanity in a strikingly intimate way. Individuals navigate their daily lives with implanted chips that allow them to communicate effortlessly, simply through the subtle tapping of teeth. This integration of technology poses profound questions about existence, privacy, and the essence of human connectivity.
As society adapts to this new reality, the lines between personal identity and digital presence blur. People grapple with the implications of having their thoughts and interactions recorded and broadcasted in real time. The characters in this vision of the future must confront the evolving nature of relationships and the implications of living in a highly surveilled environment.
Amidst the technological advancements, Brin explores the idea of what it truly means to exist in a world dominated by constant connectivity. The narrative delves into the conflict between the benefits of these innovations and the potential threats to individuality and freedom, inviting readers to reflect on their own relationship with technology in an ever-evolving landscape.
As society adapts to this new reality, the lines between personal identity and digital presence blur. People grapple with the implications of having their thoughts and interactions recorded and broadcasted in real time. The characters in this vision of the future must confront the evolving nature of relationships and the implications of living in a highly surveilled environment.
Amidst the technological advancements, Brin explores the idea of what it truly means to exist in a world dominated by constant connectivity. The narrative delves into the conflict between the benefits of these innovations and the potential threats to individuality and freedom, inviting readers to reflect on their own relationship with technology in an ever-evolving landscape.