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Book · 2010 · Art

Enchanted Objects

Visual Art in Contemporary Fiction

by Allan Hepburn · Recommended by 1 person on 1 podcast

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There's a to good but there's two interesting books in this I'd recommend there's a book I believe the title is enchanted objects they came out and it's a guy who kind of goes through this me his kind of argument.
Marc Andreessen · a16z Podcast · Jan 2019 Listen at 26:35

Why people recommend it

Enchanted Objects by David Rose is a book that explores the future of technology where everyday physical items become connected, smart, and animated. On the a16z Podcast during the episode Security's Painful Prominence and Why There is No Turning Back, Marc Andreessen recommended the title in January 2019. While discussing the concept of the Internet of Things and how physical objects might transform through digital integration, Andreessen told listeners that he had two interesting books to suggest. He identified this specific work and briefly outlined its core argument concerning the evolution of everyday items. The speaker integrated the book into a broader technological conversation about the ways physical architecture and inanimate things are beginning to exhibit interactive properties. By highlighting the title during an episode focused on modern security and technological progression, Andreessen underscored its relevance to anyone interested in the practical implications of connected devices and the changing landscape of human interaction with everyday material culture.

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