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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
What does the future hold? Would our species survive and thrive the same way it did a 100 years ago? What are the ethical and philosophical dilemmas of technology? The geometry of belief gives insight on some of these questions, while providing information on the recent breakthroughs in the tech industry and how it impacts our collective belief and value system.
The book is divided into multiple chapters about innovations in the past century. Each chapter also provides information about past developments in the technological field, current trends, and what one might expect in the near future. Each section also provides basic, adequate information about the topic for people who may be unfamiliar with it.
All the sections of the book tie into the general idea about how the collective belief structure of humanity has changed throughout the course of history, and how it would further change when new technological disruptions, or major events in human history occur.
Saivya Singh
Saivya Singh is a 17-year-old boy living in Mumbai. He is extremely passionate about the intersection between technology and philosophy and its ethical dilemmas. He is extremely enthusiastic and excited about working in the sustainable energy sector by working on new technologies.
In his free time, Saivya likes to read books, play football, and critically analyse movies.
This is his second outing as an author. When Saivya was 13-year-old he wrote his first book - a Sci-Fi book by the name “The Beginning of the End”. It has been listed on Amazon.
Please find below video teaser and Amazon link for his first book:
Video teaser Link: https://youtu.be/m_z7dd5oG7U and
Amazon Link: http://www.amazon.in/dp/B07YLV2B7N/ref=cm_sw_r_wa_apa_i_41dLDbB8M5XQ9
Saivya is also extremely passionate about giving back to society. With this thought process Saivya Singh has donated part of the proceeds of his first book to an NGO: CanKids Can - which helps children combat cancer.
