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beware thou This product will ruin any towel it touches - J. Weinberger - A glimpse into a very different futureFor some people, this book will feel like science fiction. For others, it will be more like an Orwellian nightmare come true.
What Shel and Robert show us in the "Age of Context" is just a bit of how our world, our lives, our society, our government and our economy will evolve as technology becomes both ubiquitous and always connected. As always, they have done an exceptional job of finding the trends and technologies which matter and which are likely to have to greatest effect on our lives in the near future. Covering everything from the massive data collection to the ever-present monitoring which are becoming possible, this book lays out some very interesting and exciting ideas on how our lives might improve with technology.
As exciting as the future looks in the "Age of Context," it is equally scary. It's not just the NSA that will be able to monitor our every move and every conversation - it's Google, AT&T, Apple, and other companies. Eventually it will also be retailers, local government, and one must assume, eventually each other. Shel and Robert do an excellent job of raising the questions about who can watch what, and how we might address personal data and privacy in this new age.
Whether you are a technologist, a consumerist, an economist, a futurist or just interested in your own future, this is a must read. Thank you, Shel and Robert, for helping open the door to this very different future! - Donna Burgess "author of Solstice" - A quiet masterpieceThe love the man had for his son is so clearly identified in this book. Obviously, from the one-star reviews, a lot of people "don't get it." That's okay. Those readers are the reason for Twilight and 50 Shades of Screwing.
Anyway, a beautiful book that stays with you long after you finish it.