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Cyberia: Life in the Trenches of Hyperspace by Douglas Rushkoff
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Cyberia: Life in the Trenches of Hyperspace

by Douglas Rushkoff

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The kid who handed me the brightly colored flyer must have figured I was younger or at least more open-minded than I really am.
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This is an ideas-led, exuberant documentary about the converging strands of a new era, the empowerments of cyber-technology, and the precipitation of new ways of life. Originally written in 1994, it outlines the strands of the cyber subculture as it was emerging-- the favored drugs, the influential individuals, the hackers and their motivations, the science chaos and the complexity of fractuals. This book will endure as a reminder of how modern cyberculture came about--a note to the future form an individual perceptive enough to grasp the profound effects of the cyber revolution.

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