Day the Internet Became Self-Aware and Quit, The

di Hugo Bainbridge (Autore)

Field Books, 2024

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. In a world where our lives are increasingly mediated by screens, where tweets and posts dictate our emotional responses, and where reality itself feels filterable, this novel delves into the absurd yet not entirely far-fetched scenario of what might happen if the digital world decided to take an indefinite vacation. Picture this: no more endless scrolling, no more doom-scrolling, no more fighting over the last slice of internet pizza (metaphorically speaking, of course). Prepare for a roller coaster ride of hilariously outdated communication methods, burgeoning romances fueled by interpretive dance memos, and conspiracy theories reaching new heights (or rather, depths) of absurdity. We will meet a social media influencer facing an existential crisis in a world where likes and shares are meaningless. A conspiracy theorist who thinks the internet quitting is a global government plot, a plot they attempt to unravel using a rotary dial and pigeons. And two colleagues finding love amidst the chaos. But beyond the laughter and the ridiculousness, this book poses a crucial question: What happens when we are forced to confront the reality of our utter dependence on technology, and what treasures might we uncover in the absence of it? This is a journey to the heart of the absurd, a poignant commentary on our connected world, and a reminder of the often-overlooked beauty of human interaction – free from the tyranny of the ever-present, ever-demanding internet. Fasten your seatbelts; it's going to be a bumpy, and delightfully absurd, ride.

• Autore: Hugo Bainbridge
• Durata in (hh:mm:ss): 06:21:28
• Anno edizione: 2024
• Editore: Field Books
• Lingua: Inglese
• EAN: 9798347869329