Introduction

Technofatalism and the future--is a world without Foxconn even possible?

From water mills to iPhones: why technology and inequality do not mix

What inequality does to people

The environmental cost of human inequality

Ever greater impact, ever less benefit: high-tech capital's mysterious lack of growth

The invisible foot: why inequality increases impact

Enclosure in the computer age: the magic of control

Sales effort: from the automobile to the microchip

Technoptimism hits the buffers

The data explosion: how the cloud became a juggernaut

'The least efficient machine humans have ever built': how capitalism drove the computer down a dead end

Planning by whom and for what? The battle for control from the Soviet Union to Walmart

A socialist computer: Chile, 1970-1973

on Stafford Beer's work in cybernetics for the Chilean gov under Allende (Cybersyn, basically centrally planning an economy)

Utopia or bust