Analogia

In "Analogia," technology historian George Dyson explores the analog age and its significance prior to the digital revolution, while also foreseeing the future. He delves into the lives of historical figures, such as Geronimo and Leo Szilard, who resisted the digital takeover envisioned by mathematician Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz. Blending historical archaeology with his own unique experiences in physics and computer science, Dyson presents a compelling narrative that suggests we are on the brink of a new human epoch, influenced by machines whose capabilities exceed current programmability.