 The Cult of the Amateur, Book written by Andrew Keen |
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I found this book at a library and i vaguely recall the author's name as being mentioned somewhere around this forum.
What can i expect to get by reading his book about Web 2.0? |
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Well, people will eventually have to re-learn to show humility and understand that what they know is not actually that much.
In the meantime, keep those 18 year olds hooked to the consumer electronics toys and let them spend more time on social websites while taking philosophy classes and organizing revolutions from their comfy chairs. |
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Londoner born and bred Group: Contributors Posts: 263 Joined: From: London Member No.: 71,989 |
QUOTE(Text @ Thu 13th February 2014, 9:00pm)  Well, people will eventually have to re-learn to show humility and understand that what they know is not actually that much. In the meantime, keep those 18 year olds hooked to the consumer electronics toys and let them spend more time on social websites while taking philosophy classes and organizing revolutions from their comfy chairs. Hell, yes. Keeps them out of mischief and stops them getting girls pregnant. |
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