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I See You, Internet: A Guide to Modern Nonsense
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- ISBN8235516861
- EAN9798235516861
- Date de parution17/05/2026
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- ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim
Résumé
I See You, Internet: A Guide to Modern Nonsense is a darkly humorous, cynical, and sharply observant dive into the chaotic reality of life online. From algorithms that seem to know you better than you know yourself, to influencers curating reality into consumable illusions, to comment sections that turn harmless videos into emotional battlegrounds, this book breaks down the strange systems shaping how we think, feel, and behave in the digital age.
Through satire and reflection, E. W explores how social media turned identity into branding, how attention became currency, and how everyday life is now filtered through performance, perception, and constant comparison. It looks at ads that feel too accurate, dating apps that turn connection into sorting, conspiracy culture fueled by endless interpretation, and self-help content that blurs the line between growth and obsession.
Funny, unsettling, and uncomfortably relatable, this is not a guide to escaping the internet-it's a guide to finally seeing what it's doing while you're still inside it.
Through satire and reflection, E. W explores how social media turned identity into branding, how attention became currency, and how everyday life is now filtered through performance, perception, and constant comparison. It looks at ads that feel too accurate, dating apps that turn connection into sorting, conspiracy culture fueled by endless interpretation, and self-help content that blurs the line between growth and obsession.
Funny, unsettling, and uncomfortably relatable, this is not a guide to escaping the internet-it's a guide to finally seeing what it's doing while you're still inside it.
