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We are more and more connected than ever online, but , are these connections real human connections? Is technical progress human progress? How do technological devices affect our relationships? What is the difference between 'human' and 'digital', 'real' and 'virtual'? Do you know that social media can also unite? When you share a loss, or a failure, you can experience great solidarity. When you feel insecure, you happen to turn to Facebook or Instagram for relief, and the results seem to be better than any other self-affirmation activity. The time spent on social media has to do with virtual new culture. Digital technology is a new culture that must have people at the center. Digital Humanism, for instance, is the result of a hitherto untested convergence between our complex cultural heritage and a technology, that has produced an unprecedented social sphere. This convergence, instead of simply forming a link between antiquity and today, has redistributed concepts, categories and objects, as well as associated behaviors and practices, all in a new environment. In trying to understand how digital technologies affect individuals and companies, we must first understand the difference between the different categories; but the answers cannot be given only by technologists. The questions involve our whole being and living; such as information, art, culture, philosophy, religion, entertainment, economics, finance. And so on. It is important that anyone is aware of it. This book helps ask these questions; and proposes some answers. It can be found on AMAZON AT THIS LINK. If you like these gooks, foollow me on Facebook, Instagram, Linkedin, TikTok