Tech's "Post-Humans": Digital dehumanization means he/she no longer human

Tech’s “Post-Humans,” by Dave Masko. Tech removes mindfulness about simply being aware that one is flesh and blood human; while the rise tech’s “post-humans” is why many lament a time when “there was once warm, caring and loving human beings that enjoyed face-to-face conversation and hugging because it felt so good.” Meanwhile, there is a view in “Pro-People” circles that the odious information technology industry wants to reinvent both ITs devices and users; while tech platforms like Google, Apple and Facebook are behind this massive brainwashing effort to turn people into digital “post-humans.” Weaving together Masko’s work as a “new journalism” reporter is a fascinating read for you, dear reader, since who may have already turned into one of these post-human beings that function fine as computer drones; but are way too cold to be considered warm and friendly people. This collection of new journalism reports chronicles the fully wired lives of users admitting their addiction to all things digital; while others share stories of suicide and kicking Big Data at information technology addiction rehab treatment centers along Oregon’s coast. Readers also learn of the truly unhappy wired lifestyle that is not “any real life at all,” but simply being leashed to mobile devices that demand they stare at “screens” during most of their waking hours. These deeply insecure tech addicts are now being classified as “post-human” due to their vacant look that is a known trait of Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD). The author’s insightful interviews with suspected post-humans is now part of a revision to ASD as presented as an Asperger’s disorder caused by addiction to digital technology; while the rise of the post-human linked to ASD is clearly evident when trying to communicate with youth who play killing video games constantly as “post-human types.” The new diagnosis of post-humans now “encompasses previous diagnoses of autistic disorder,” explained Dr. Mia Adamopoulos during a recent PTA meeting in Eugene, Oregon. Doctor Adamopoulos said the term “post-human” was recently coined by the World Health Organization (WHO) after monitoring new ADS outbreaks in “once otherwise healthy men, women and children of all ages.” The doctor also related how The WHO, as a specialized agency of the United Nations, is so concerned with the rise of post-humans that it is “deeply concerned with international public health” as the use of mobile devices and social networking “addicts the masses.”