"All these fundamental changes have an irreversible impact on our economic, social, and political systems." - Klaus Schwab - The Fourth Industrial Revolution.
Less reading, no story, but an important position for anyone who wants to understand a little more about the emerging changes that have arrived/are arriving.
This popular science book was written by Klaus Schwab - an economist, founder and chairman of the World Economic Forum.
The accessible language in which it is written, and the large number of references to examples, make it an interesting read, especially as the topic is becoming increasingly relevant.
Now, let's see how readers rate this book on Lubimyczytac.pl:
The book is a few years old, but it describes interesting challenges that humanity will face in the near future. It raises important questions that we will have to answer, but at the same time, it does not provide those answers. It's not an easy read, but it's short, so it doesn't take much time to get acquainted with it.
memphis60rainesRating: 7/10
Whether you like the author or not, it's worth reading to understand the stance of such an influential figure in the world of economics. The book is already several years old, and much of it has already come true, with even more striving to do so in the near future.
Konrad
Rating: 8/10
A vision of the near future, or perhaps even the present, but not in our country, because systemically we are supposed to regress in development and strive for the past, not the future
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WojMag
Rating: 6/10
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