A brief history of digitalization
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Every day we experience conflicting sensations: on the one hand - inspiration from the onset of the digital era, and on the other - fear of a soulless omnipotent computer. Where does his omnipotence originate? Culturologist Martin Burkhardt shows us that people themselves came up with, and the digital era began back in 1746. We would not have the Internet if Abbot Nolle did not open that electricity spreads almost instantly if Joseph Marie Jacquar had not invented his weaving machine and if Charles Babbige had not created his analytical machine - the prototype of the modern computer. Digitalization is driven not by mathematics, but by human passions and aspirations. This book makes it possible to look at the computer not as a device, but as a new model of a society that will determine our future. There is everything about the history of the car that you wanted to know, but were afraid to ask
Author:
Author:Burkhardt Martin
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Computer & Technology
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-91103-578-5
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