More than a technical history, this book explores how the Internet reshaped human communication, identity, politics, economics, memory, attention, and civilization itself. Combining historical narrative, psychological insight, technological analysis, and philosophical reflection, the book examines both the promises and consequences of a connected world.
Written in a clear, engaging, and deeply human voice, this work offers readers not only an understanding of how the Internet was built, but also what it has ultimately done to humanity — and what may come next.