Paul Gilster is a longtime technology and aerospace writer with a fascination for how we use computers.
He has published seven books, six by John Wiley & Sons and the latest, "Centauri Dreams," by Copernicus. He has also published around 1,400 columns on computers and technology in various venues, as well as hundreds of columns on wine and food as a critic for a local magazine.
Television shows aren’t necessarily good at predicting events, but the AMC show "Humans" just may be telling us something about where we’re going.
High tech used to be a young person’s game, and in many companies — startups and big corporations alike — it still is.
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