Clear Bright Future

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Discover the groundbreaking insights in 'Clear Bright Future' by Paul Mason, a compelling work reflecting on humanity's resilience amid uncertainty. Published by Penguin UK, this B-format paperback features 368 pages of thought-provoking content. In this radical exploration, Mason argues for the preservation of our universal rights and freedoms, challenging the narratives that reduce us to mere consumers or algorithms. Through his engaging storytelling, he invites readers to reflect on our shared values and the power we have to shape our world. Drawing from his experiences in economic protests and societal upheaval, Mason emphasizes the importance of community, cooperation, and innovation in reclaiming our humanity. If you're looking to navigate the complexities of modern life and desire a hopeful perspective on our collective future, this book is a vital read. Perfect for anyone interested in socio-political discourse, the impact of big data, and the essence of human connection. Order now to grasp the transformative ideas that can propel society forward amidst these challenging times. Fast shipping options available for your convenience, ensuring you can start your journey to a clearer, brighter future without delay.

Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9780141986722
Format: B-format paperback
Year: 2020
Publisher: Penguin UK
Pages: 368


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How can we preserve our humanity in an age of uncertainty? This work of radical optimism from the bestselling author of Postcapitalism shows us how to reclaim our values

How do we preserve what makes us human in an age of uncertainty? Are we now just consumers shaped by market forces? A sequence of DNA? A collection of base instincts? Or will we soon be supplanted by algorithms and A.I. anyway?

In Clear Bright Future, Paul Mason calls for a radical, impassioned defence of the human being, our universal rights and freedoms and our power to change the world around us. Ranging from economics to Big Data, from neuroscience to the culture wars, he draws from his on-the-ground reporting from mass protests in Istanbul to riots in Washington, as well as his own childhood in an English mining community, to show how the notion of humanity has become eroded as never before.

In this book Paul Mason argues that we are still capable - through language, innovation and co-operation - of shaping our future. He offers a vision of humans as more than puppets, customers or cogs in a machine. This work of radical optimism asks- Do you want to be controlled? Or do you want something better?

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