Technological progress is generally considered an unreserved good. It eases labor, accelerates communication, extends life, and frees humanity from numerous dangers and deprivations. But does it make people happier? Or does a different emptiness—less visible, but far deeper—arrive with convenience?
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This book is an attempt to view progress not as a chain of triumphant discoveries, but as a complex and contradictory process. In some areas, it truly liberates humanity; in others, it subtly makes us dependent, vulnerable, and internally hollowed out. Convenience brings control, speed brings superficiality, and mass accessibility brings a loss of authenticity.
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