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A sharp, urgent manifesto that feels like a splash of cold water to the face of your digital habits. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with Ten arguments for deleting your social media accounts right now.

  • unsettling
  • provocative
  • liberating
  • urgent
  1. 01

    You are not a gadget

    Jaron Lanier

    A passionate, eccentric plea to reclaim your humanity from the flattening algorithms of the modern web.

    Shares:
    • urgent
    • eccentric
  2. 02

    Digital Minimalism

    Cal Newport

    A clear-eyed, practical manifesto for reclaiming your attention and finding quiet in an increasingly noisy world.

    Feels:
    • clear-headed
    • reflective
    • grounded
  3. 03

    The Age of Surveillance Capitalism

    Shoshana Zuboff

    A monumental, dread-inducing masterclass that provides the exact vocabulary needed to understand how the digital world is strip-mining human autonomy.

    Shares:
    • urgent
  4. 04

    How to break up with your phone

    Catherine Price

    A pragmatic, guilt-free intervention for your digital life that feels like a deep breath of fresh air for your attention span.

    Shares:
    • conversational
  5. 05

    How to Do Nothing

    Jenny Odell

    A quiet, radical invitation to step off the treadmill of the attention economy and root yourself in the physical world.

    Feels:
    • contemplative
    • grounded
    • quiet
  6. 06

    Here comes everybody

    Clay Shirky · 2008

    An eye-opening, anecdote-rich exploration of how digital networks have fundamentally rewired our capacity to cooperate and organize.

    Feels:
    • intellectually stimulating
    • expansive
    • forward-looking
  7. 07

    Alone Together

    Sherry Turkle

    A sobering, deeply human look in the mirror at how our screens are reshaping our hearts and minds.

    Shares:
    • unsettling
  8. 08

    Who Owns the Future?

    Jaron Lanier

    A visionary and deeply humane reckoning with the hidden costs of our digital lives, offering a radical blueprint for reclaiming our data.

    Shares:
    • provocative
    • urgent
  9. 09

    The Filter Bubble

    Eli Pariser

    An eye-opening and slightly unsettling journey into the invisible algorithmic walls shaping our digital reality.

    Shares:
    • urgent
  10. 10

    Twitter and tear gas

    Zeynep Tufekci

    An incisive, on-the-ground exploration of how digital tools both empower and complicate modern social movements.

    Shares:
    • urgent
  11. 11

    The Glass Cage

    Nicholas Carr

    A thoughtful, cautionary exploration of how our increasing reliance on automation and screens is quietly reshaping the human experience.

    Feels:
    • contemplative
    • uneasy
    • reflective
  12. 12

    Team human

    Douglas Rushkoff

    A fiery, fast-paced manifesto that champions human connection as the ultimate act of rebellion against an isolating digital world.

    Shares:
    • urgent
    • impassioned
    • reclaiming humanity

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