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By the way, in the website there are links to download for free the book Data Dictatorships.
by borjamoya 7y ago
By the way, in the website there are links to download for free the book Data Dictatorships.
- afpx 7y agoDo you have a summary of your conclusions (for those of us who haven't read it already)? Are we doomed, or is there a bright light?
- borjamoya 7y agoThe problem with summaries and TL;DRs is that they don't allow you to start a conversation. So I can't provide you with a short answer because everybody is going to interpret it with their own filter. That's exactly why I wrote the book. You can't change people with a tweet. Sometimes not even through an article. But that's the magic of books. Is it all gloom and doom? That depends on how we react. But I have the feeling that if we don't spend some time thinking about these issues--collectively--then it'll be gloom and doom for sure.
- donclark 7y agoActually, I am wondering if its both. Could you create a 'buzz' around your book/topic via a short synopsis/tweet/TLDR/etc. while promoting a larger conversation with a link to that forum/etc.
- borjamoya 7y agoThat's up to you to decide. But I do want to create "buzz" around the conversation. We need it. The book? That's secondary. I don't make any money of out it. That's why I'm giving it away for free. But again, I can't answer that for you.
- excalibur 7y agoThank you for that!
- borjamoya 7y agoMy pleasure! Enjoy it