Little Blue Dot
Narrated by Laurel Lefkow
In Little Blue Dot, investigative reporter Katherine Dunn explores the intriguing evolution of GPS, tracing its origins from Cold War military technology to an essential part of modern life. This engaging audiobook examines how GPS has transformed our navigation, dependence on technology, and broader cultural implications, while also addressing its vulnerabilities and the intersection with emerging technologies like AI. With keen insight, Dunn reflects on how this seemingly invisible system influences our understanding of space and time in an increasingly connected world.
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