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Yuval Noah Harari's earth-shattering look at the future of humanity, Homo Deus, breaks down the path of humanism and humanity, and offers an often bleak look at what the human race can expect in the future.

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Original book summary overview

Yuval Noah Harari predicts a technocratic dystopia that some may find harrowing, and others exciting. Skeptics who think a world in which data rules the universe could be anything other than science fiction will be challenged, and potentially persuaded by Harari's arguments. Homo Deus challenges the most fundamental questions of what it means to be human and implores listeners to contemplate and take control of their futures before data does it for them.

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