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“Hablar y entender de tecnología debería ser un tema simple y eso hace lo muy bien Winterson. Tiene la capacidad de llevarte de la mano de un punto A hasta el punto B, C o los necesarios para que temas que podrían sonar muy complicados sean interesantes y llamen la atención, sean entendidos por todos.
Me parece muy meticuloso como Winterson surfea entre miles de temas tecnológicos y te transmite esta curiosidad por entenderlos, por conocer de dónde salen y cómo es que nos afectan — esta ‘afección’ no precisamente puede ser negativa — a cada uno.
De las cosas que disfruto de ella, es resaltar los grandes aportes de las mujeres en la ciencia, en la tecnología. El empuje que hace, al traernos a contexto a mujeres como Ada Lovelace, Stephanie Shirley, Mary Shelley ( ajá si, la de Frankenstein), Ann Moffat, Grace Hopper; por nombrar algunas.
Si eres curiosa (o) de la tecnología, este libro sin duda es un dossier de data que muy probablemente te hará cuestionarte si ChatGPT es tu amigo o enemigo * guiño guiño *”
“‘It is not a stretch to say that every problem in the world facing us now, our wars, hatreds, divisions, nationalisms, persecu-tions, separations, scarcity, lack, and suicidal self-destruction of the planet, could be mended by love.’ (310)
Gives a comprehensive look at the past, contemporary and future, and postulates that they are perhaps each one and the same. It’s different from just truth and reality, though, because it’s Jeanette, and she still has such a way with words. But we dont have the same humor icl.”
About Jeanette Winterson
Born in Manchester, England,
is the author of more than twenty books, including the national bestseller
and
. She has won many prizes including the Whitbread Award for Best First Novel, the John Llewellyn Rhys Prize, the E. M. Forster Award, and the Stonewall Award.
Other books by Jeanette Winterson
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