You Tomorrow: The Future of Humanity, Gender, Everyday Life, Careers, Belongings and Surroundings

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This century, we will create new forms of life, new human genders, live alongside conscious machines, and start merging with them. Many people will live on electronically after their bodies die. This book covers all those changes, as well as many areas of our everyday lifestyles, our careers, the things we will own, and the things we will see around us.

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