Summary:
The book examines the history and reasons behind resistance to new technologies, exploring how such opposition is often rooted in the fear of economic and social disruption. It presents case studies across different eras and industries, highlighting the complex interplay between innovation, public perception, and regulatory challenges.
Key points:
1. Incumbent vs. New Tech: Juma notes that established industries often resist new tech due to fear of change and disruption.
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