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The average rating for Science, Technology and Development in Asia and the Pacific Castasia II Castasia II Analysi... based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.
| Review # 1 was written on 2016-09-23 00:00:00 William Silver Review: See Man Jump...See God Fall: Tai Chi Vs. Technology The message I discovered, following in this curiously written Baroque style, addresses our plight with the future of human-based communication development. Mr. Bond presents us with a moving portrait that shows how the individual weaves his or her weighted-way through the wiring of codependency to technological paraphernalia. He warns, with photos and meditative considerations, of our imminent emotinal bankruptcy as we continue falling into the black-hole cleverness of technology and its myriad inventions. See Man Jump . . . See God Fall, comes through as a throwback to the French philosophers at the turn of the last century; and if it does meander, it proceeds with intentional poetic flavorings that, nonetheless, bring us back to the central theme of how we are losing faith in each other by allowing technology to take over our natural, instinctive, human intelligence - indeed, taking over our very lives. How do you like your coffee? I like mine strong and black! Luke Cook, signing off. Keep the Faith! |
| Review # 2 was written on 2021-07-06 00:00:00 Wesley Rodick This was a really good find! Written back in the late 90's this reading seems to be almost prophetic. Mr. Bond point directly at technology and its choke-hold on human behavior and authentic emotional expression. I love this kind of subject, and it really opened my eyes. Brilliant! Bridget DeVille |
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