The Computer Part e-

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IT Technology gets taken to task. Why you ASCII? Because it's time you held up a mental mirror and had a close look at the moral, immoral, and mortal side effects of IT.


Programmed in PoetryPlusPlus you'll learn the DIRTY INDUSTRY SECRETS that the major stakeholders don't want you to know. Oh sure, I might just mysteriously get 'deleted' or 'erased' but I'll just CTL-ALT-DEL my newly necessitated life support system (my PC (for Portable Computer not Politically Correct which I can assure you this book is in no way that)). 


Plus just like a free feature you never asked for you'll learn to obey laughing at the screen (in non-selfie mode of course) making you just a little bit better than the AI that lead you to this line. What an interfacing good time you'll have.

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3.5
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Literary Titan
June 14, 2021
The Computer Part e is Rickthepoetwarrior’s commentary on the digital age and the age of the internet and all of the issues or positives of this era. The quote from Stephen Hawking at the beginning of the anthology is particularly poignant in this volume and helps the author reinforce his ideas. It has really stuck with me, especially after reading the work. I also appreciated the amusing dictionary the author included to help understand his plays on words and puns that ultimately make the poems quite humorous and his arguments more impactful. In terms of the actual commentary on modern internet issues, Rickthepoetwarrior touches on many subjects that are becoming more and more prominent in modern society. In particular he does an excellent job of pointing out the nuances of isolation that the internet and computers or smartphones can cause, both because it takes away the need for socialization, at least in popular culture, and because of the constant stream of self-centered content we see online. The book also heavily discusses the way the internet and automation continues to objectify women and marginalize them in his poems about a real device that reduces women to sexual objects. Overall the book offers a lot of unique perspectives on the internet age that are worth considering and evaluating, both in ourselves and society at large.
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About the author

Rick was born in New Brunswick, Canada, the middle child of five. He held a variety of interesting jobs: he was a Streaker before going to work for the Boy Scouts, and then got his degree in programming. He also worked in Egypt as a peacemaker for a year before heading back to Canada. "Half Irish, half Polish, I like forcing the round peg into the square hole, just to piss off my counsel."


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