
Man's Inhumanity To Himself
Read by
Deklan Gobin
Release:
10/16/2026
Runtime:
2h 58m
Unabridged
Quantity:
Monthly Membership
$12.99
Cancel anytime!
Memberships will renew every month
One credit every month on renewal
You can spend 1 credit every month to get an audiobook
What happens when private technology corporations become more influential than governments?
The Big Tech Industry's Ongoing War Crimes Against Humanity and Humanism argues that the unchecked power of major technology companies has transformed modern society in ways that threaten privacy, free expression, human dignity, and democratic accountability.
Examining artificial intelligence, mass surveillance, digital censorship, algorithmic influence, data harvesting, and corporate power, this book challenges readers to reconsider the role that technology companies now play in shaping public opinion, personal freedom, and human identity.
Through historical comparisons, ethical analysis, and contemporary examples, the author contends that humanity is confronting an unprecedented concentration of technological power whose consequences extend beyond economics and into the fundamental rights of individuals.
Whether readers agree or disagree, this work is intended to encourage debate about the future of technology, democracy, and human freedom in the digital age.
The Big Tech Industry's Ongoing War Crimes Against Humanity and Humanism argues that the unchecked power of major technology companies has transformed modern society in ways that threaten privacy, free expression, human dignity, and democratic accountability.
Examining artificial intelligence, mass surveillance, digital censorship, algorithmic influence, data harvesting, and corporate power, this book challenges readers to reconsider the role that technology companies now play in shaping public opinion, personal freedom, and human identity.
Through historical comparisons, ethical analysis, and contemporary examples, the author contends that humanity is confronting an unprecedented concentration of technological power whose consequences extend beyond economics and into the fundamental rights of individuals.
Whether readers agree or disagree, this work is intended to encourage debate about the future of technology, democracy, and human freedom in the digital age.
Release:
2026-10-16
Runtime:
2h 58m
Format:
audio
Weight:
0.0 lb
Language:
English
ISBN:
9798182688468
Publisher:
Author's Republic
Praise
Ratings & Reviews
Review guidelines0% of listeners recommend it of readers recommend it
Be the first to rate this audiobook Be the first to rate this book
No one has rated or reviewed Man's Inhumanity To Himself yet. Listened to it? Would you recommend it? No one has rated or reviewed Man's Inhumanity To Himself yet. Read it? Would you recommend it?
Rate and review this book, just like in the Downpour app.
Listened to this one? Read this one?
Share what you thought and help others decide.
Sign in to write a reviewYour account can't post reviews right now.
No written reviews yet
0 listeners have rated this audiobook, but no one has written about it yet. Tell others what you thought.
Sign in to write a review