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“* Cyberselfish was written as a description of a subculture.”
“That tech prioritized the idea of progress and profits and ignored all costs.”
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“Paulina got ignored.”
“Inspired by a mentor of his, Steven Hertzberg, someone else I had no acquaintance with, Sandhu began his post: In 2000, Paulina Borsook published Cyberselfish: A Critical Romp Through the Terribly Libertarian Culture of High Tech.”
“Lostumbo asked if I knew Gil Duran.”
“Thus the book went out of print decades ago, only a few years after it was published.”
“Thanks to a surge of interest in her prophetic insights, Cyberselfish will be reissued this fall to a world that’s finally ready to listen.”
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“The algos looked favorably upon this podcast episode as well, and within days, all copies of Cyberselfish had sold out globally.”
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“The title alone told you what you were in for: a scalpel through Silicon Valley’s self-congratulatory delusions.”
“__________________________________ From Cyberselfish: A Critical Romp through the Terribly Libertarian Culture of High Tech .”
“It went through three publishers and threw me terribly in debt.”
“She mapped the libertarian ego trip before it bought a hoodie and launched a surveillance startup.”
“Sometimes the algorithm gives, in contrast to all the times it takes away.”
“Jonathan Sandhu, whom I had not heard of, then a stranger, posted a detailed appreciation of Cyberselfish .”
“Another person the algorithm mysteriously led me to was Giovanni Lostumbo.”
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