Summary:
The book explores the impact of technological advancements on economies and societies, predicting a shift in power from governments to individuals as digital technology enables greater autonomy and wealth creation. It discusses the rise of the information age, the decline of nation-states, and the strategies individuals can employ to thrive in this new era of personal sovereignty.
Key points:
1. Information Age: The authors foresee a shift from industrial to information age, where knowledge is key. This will lead to the decline of nation-states and the rise of the sovereign individual, empowered by technology.
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