Summary:
The book explores the impact of GPS technology on society, examining its influence on various aspects of daily life, from navigation to precision in warfare. It also delves into the psychological effects of GPS on human cognition, questioning how reliance on this technology might be altering our natural sense of direction and spatial awareness.
Key points:
1. GPS Everywhere: GPS is crucial in many aspects of life, beyond just maps. It helps with timekeeping for finance and farming, and is a hidden yet essential part of our world.
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