Essential for the understanding of both where we lead the new technology convergence programs and the underlying conception of man promoted by their brains (because they have one, design). "The Abolition of Man" is a prophecy. Written in 1943, it takes place before our eyes. And although it is terrifying, it now passes for good news, that of technologically bright future of the abolition of man. That allows to measure the progress made since 1943 in the degradation of critical thinking. Its precision and elegance, the prose of this book makes it a masterpiece of modern English literature. No need to have done Oxford to read and understand it. Read in conjunction with the recent works of French philosopher and epistemologist Dupuy and "France against bots" by Georges Bernanos (you have to change it as infinitely outdated).
