Wade Rowland is an author whose works delve deeply into the history and societal impact of communication technologies. His writing explores the intricate relationships between innovation, ethics, and human society with a keen analytical perspective. Rowland's ability to connect historical events with enduring questions makes him an insightful commentator on our interconnected existence. His work challenges readers to think critically about the technology that shapes our lives.
Everyone fears ageing. Now that life expectancy in the developed world is securely more than three score and ten, fear of imminent death has receded and been replaced by a dread of getting old. While the definition of old depends on the age a person has reached - during their 20s people worry about turning 30; during their 30s people worry about turning 40; in their 50s people fear turning 60 and becoming an old-age pensioner.