We Have Never Been Human

<p><i>We Have Never Been Human: Or Why We Have Always Been Something Else</i> boldly reimagines what it means to be human challenging the traditional notions that bind our identity to biology and culture. From ancient mythologies to modern technologies this book reveals a dynamic ever-evolving human identity shaped by external forces and technological advancements.</p><p>Blending insights from philosophy technology studies anthropology and cultural critique <i>We Have Never Been Human: Or Why We Have Been Something Else </i>offers an interdisciplinary exploration of our constructed identities and what they portend for the future of society. It raises essential questions: How has technology reshaped our self-perception? Are humans fixed beings or are we endlessly evolving? What ethical social and political challenges arise as we integrate with intelligent machines?</p><p>This book is a compelling read for those intrigued by the intersection of humanity and technology offering profound insights into the essence of what it means to be human—or perhaps what it means to evolve beyond the human.</p>