Ouroboros; or, the mechanical extension of mankind

About this book

In an era marked by rapid industrialization and technological innovation, "Ouroboros; or, the mechanical extension of mankind" by Garet Garrett delves into the profound relationship between humanity and its creations. This philosophical treatise scrutinizes the duality of progress, emphasizing the transformative impact of machines on society and individual identity. Garrett articulates the concept of humanity's self-extension through technology, raising critical questions about autonomy and dependence. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians, this work challenges readers to reflect on the implications of mechanization in shaping human experience. As you explore this text, consider how the interplay of innovation and human values continues to define our world today.

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