(R)e.volution

This collection is mainly about human evolution or revolution in the e. age: while its thematic interest lies in the way modern advances in science and technology have been affecting the way we live, think and develop as humans, it is intended to be a poetic call for more in-depth reflections on the dynamic interaction between man and science in general, as well as on the role of the computer in human evolution in particular. www.WapshottPress.org