Reseña del libro "Relate! One Human to Another (en Inglés)"
POETIC TURING TESTCommon human emotions include happiness, sadness, joy, depression, wonder, and confusion.Please recaptcha if primary emotions are hatred, disgust, or boredom.However these are also human emotions, so they too pass the test.If you read this book and feel nothing,please ensure you are not a robot or an AI,as the poetry is intended to elicit strictly human emotions.Relate! is a collection of poetry for human beings. If you are a reptilian, a Martian, a grey, or an advanced super computer AI, it is likely not for you. Although, it is possible if you are an alien, you might find the book to be an interesting study of one human's thoughts.Currently, humanity is undergoing a technological change similar to the invention of agriculture which occurred many thousands of years ago. Our technology now changes every day, and whether or not we are able to adapt with it will likely determine our survival as a species. Technology has the potential to bring us together in ways we never could have in the past. We can currently connect with anyone in the world instantly, send them memes across the globe, and sell them T shirts or stickers, or ask them to listen to our podcast. We can discover people who enjoy the same weird hobby as us, and realize we are not alone. Still, while this amazing capability flourishes on the internet, the division in the real world threatens our stability.The class warfare of 200 years ago remains in the real world, and tribalism now lives on the internet. We have yet to solve our main problems of poverty, famine, disease, racism, and war, which we have endured since we evolved. Now suddenly, a new technological revolution occurs. We are in limbo, whether or not we will destroy ourselves is yet to be seen. Relate! One Human to Another, is a collection of poetry and essays intended to relate to the reader in this time period of social change. The premise is that any human can relate to any other human if given the opportunity. It is an attempt to relate to the reader through words. While the others prepare for war, let's prepare for peace.
