Arthur Smid

You Will Win The Future (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

ENTERING THE FINAL FRONTIER of economic mobility, Shane scores a job in tech. They merge a massively multi-player online video game with an investment fund to buy up property after the Cascadia earthquake. The founders are betting on disaster and as Shane gets exposed to the sociopaths inside the company, he begins to passively rebel-but he's very reluctant to quit. After years of being unable to leverage an indie game he made into a real business, this is his chance to learn. It's an opportunity to move out of his folks' house, and his partner does truly need the company health plan. Wealth is their only protection in 21st century America. And yet Shane would rather help create a platform for digital work with real benefits, social solidarity and mutual aid. Can humankind create a new economy?

"Like the best speculative fiction."-Peter Rock, author of My Abandonment, adapted into the award-winning movie Leave No Trace

"An ambitious and revealing novel."-Beth Lyons, editor and co-founder of Northwest Quest Publishers

Where vast amounts of money and data meet, you'll find software developers maximizing returns. You Will Win The Future explores a path to greater returns for all society, and asks if this is even possible. Money is information, technology, power and control, and you have it at your fingertips-this book will take you on a journey to discover how everyday digital tools mediate work, play, and our survival.

"Think Fortnite for real estate."-Matt Dan, artist and co-founder of Night Time Science

"As philosophical as it is playful."-Evan P. Schneider, author of A Simple Machine, Like the Lever

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Arthur Smid
• Seitenzahl: 414
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. November 2019
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781733110839
• Artikelnr.: 57933267

Autorenporträt

Arthur Smid does outreach and communications for nonprofits, managing social media for Bear Trust International and contributing to a local chapter of Code for America. An advocate of open source software, participatory political process, and digital tools for democracy as used in Reykjavík, Madrid, Barcelona, and Taiwan. For more about the author and his book, visit arthursmid.com.