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In this era where speed outpaces comprehension, we believe technology will bring freedom, better lives, and smarter selves. But the truth is more like the flip side: convenience breeds vulnerability, choice breeds anxiety, and control breeds chaos. The Ten Paradoxes of Technology is neither anti-technology nor a hymn to the future. It simply lays bare, in the most direct terms, the ten contradictions everyone truly faces yet rarely has time to voice: - The faster we go, the more anxious we become - The more connected we are, the lonelier we feel - The freer we are, the more pain we endure - The more convenient things get, the more incapable we become - The smarter we grow, the more dependent we become - The more transparent we are, the less privacy we have - The more we innovate, the less ethics we have - The more control we have, the more we lose it - The more we predict the future, the more lost we become Each chapter concludes with a ""Afterthought"" that serves as a hard landing-short, sharp, and precise, like a mirror that reveals the truth. Technology isn't the enemy, but it is quietly rewriting us. If you want to redefine your place in the tech world, this book will be that clean-cut knife.

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