Future Shock

The idea that rapid change can cause disorientation is fascinating. I'm curious what events or ideas led him to develop this concept back in the 1970s.

Some of his projections feel eerily accurate even decades later, but others seem overly speculative. How did readers interpret the balance between foresight and alarm?

With social media, AI, and rapid innovation, the 'future shock' Toffler described seems even more relevant. Do these concepts help make sense of our current experiences?