Abgehängt: Wo bleibt der Mensch, wenn Computer entscheiden?

Carr discusses both the efficiency gains and the potential for diminished human agency. Do readers feel this balance is realistic or overly cautious?

The historical context added depth to the argument, but I wonder if it was chosen to show patterns or to highlight specific lessons for today.

The book made me think about how reliance on tech might dull our cognitive skills over time. Is this a warning or just an observation?