Мозг онлайн. Человек в эпоху Интернета
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Сегодня мы уже не можем себе представить жизнь без компьютеров и Интернета. Каждый день возникают все новые и новые гаджеты, которые во многом определяют наше существование — нашу работу, отдых, общение с друзьями. Меняются наши реакции, образ мышления. Известный американский психиатр, профессор Лос-Анджелесского университета и директор Научного центра по проблемам старения Гэри Смолл вместе со своим соавтором (и женой) Гиги Ворган утверждают: мы наблюдаем настоящий эволюционный скачок, и произошел он всего за пару-тройку десятилетий!
В этой непростой ситуации, говорят авторы, перед всем человечеством встает трудная задача: остаться людьми, не превратившись в придаток компьютера, и не разучиться сопереживать, общаться, любить…
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