Our book, published by the St. Basil Center for Orthodox Thought and Culture, is now on its 10th day as Amazon’s #1 bestseller for new releases in Computers & Technology Education. The book has also risen to the bestseller lists in the following categories:
- #12 in Computers & Technology Education
- #18 in Christian Theological Anthropology
- #61 in Christian Historical Theology (Books)
This is rewarding after all the time Joshua and I poured into the project. We’ve also been encouraged with endorsements from David Hicks, Douglas Farrow, Jeffrey Bilbro, Peter Kwasniewski, Colonel Alex Braszko, and many others. But that isn’t why I recommend you buy and read Are We All Cyborgs Now?
I recommend you get our book because this isn’t just one more narrative stirring up fear about AI, technological addiction, and so forth. To be sure, we do present a lot of scary information, from how smartphones permanently damage the brains of teenagers to what our society and politics will look like once we’ve achieved full AI integration. But the main focus of the narrative is how we can live in a technological age while ordered toward higher goods. Keep reading…
