Living life: against new dominations

Progress goes against humanity when it doesn't serve its needs. An essay on the digital world and existence. Talented researchers, satisfied with human dematerialization, announce a new era—a time when we will no longer need human beings. These 21st-century thinkers propose a different world. Their common denominator is the desire to break with "living life," which grounds the human condition in its concrete and immediate relationship to the body, time, and others. Jean-Claude Guillebaud condemns the fact that we are marching toward an increasingly digital, quantified, and commercialized world, which will enslave everything and everyone on its path toward an inexorable destiny, and proposes resistance.