A World Beyond Repair: The Dangers of Our Reliance on Technology: A Cautionary Tale

By Shyam Sathish

"A World Beyond Repair" is a dystopian book that explores the consequences of our reliance on technology. Set in a world where technology has completely taken over, the book follows the journey of a society that has lost its humanity to the all-encompassing power of technology. The government uses technology as a tool to maintain control, but a resistance rises to fight for freedom. The book serves as a cautionary tale, warning us of the dangers of our dependence on technology and reminding us of the importance of balancing our relationship with it. With its thought-provoking themes and powerful message, "A World Beyond Repair" is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the impact of technology on our lives and our society.

• Language: English
• Publisher: BookRix
• Release date: Feb 13, 2023
• ISBN: 9783755432289

Book preview

The Beginning of the End

The world was never the same after the technological revolution. People hailed it as a new age, where life would be easier, faster and more convenient. And for a time, it was. The advancements in technology brought about numerous benefits, and people were eager to embrace it. Smartphones, laptops, and other devices became ubiquitous, and the internet became the backbone of modern life. People were constantly connected, and information was just a few clicks away.

But with each new creation came a new problem. The world became more dependent on technology, and soon, it became impossible to imagine life without it. People were using it to manage their finances, communicate with friends and family, and even control their homes. The machines were doing all the work, and life was becoming easier and more convenient.

However, as time passed, the machines started to malfunction. At first, it was just minor glitches, but soonthe problems became more frequent. People were panicking, and governments and corporations struggled to maintain control. The stock markets crashed, and economies crumbled. The once-thriving cities became desolate, as people fled to the countryside in search of a simpler life.

The root cause of the problem was the reliance on technology. The machines were doing everything, and people had become complacent. They no longer had the skills or knowledge to repair or maintain them. The manufacturers had taken advantage of this and had built in obsolescence, ensuring that their products would fail after a certain amount of time. It was a vicious cycle, as people were forced to buy new devices, which would eventually fail and