Digitales Unbehagen
Risiken, Nebenwirkungen und Gefahren der Digitalisierung
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Digitales Unbehagen
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Peter Wolter
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Peter Wolter
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Manfred Spitzer
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Kann Fernsehen zu Demenz führen? Warum reduziert ein Smartphone unser Denkvermögen? Wie nutzen Kriminelle das Internet für ihre Machenschaften? Und was hat die digitale Infrastruktur mit den weltweiten Treibhausemissionen zu tun? Der bekannte Hirnforscher Manfred Spitzer deckt die Gefahren von Handys, Gaming & Co. auf und erklärt dabei gewohnt verständlich und eingängig, welche Auswirkung das digitale Leben auf uns hat. Ein beeindruckender Blick in unsere Zukunft und ein Augenöffner, der zeigt, wie wichtig ein bewusster Umgang mit der neuen Technik ist.
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