The author argues that the rapid pace of technological change has led to a loss of control over our own lives and that we need to develop a personal paradigm for understanding and controlling technology in order to ensure the survival of humanity. The book begins by describing the current state of technology and how it has evolved over time. The author highlights the speed at which technology is advancing and how it is changing the way we live our lives. They argue that this rapid pace of change has led to a loss of control over our own lives and that we need to develop a personal paradigm for understanding and controlling technology in order to ensure the survival of humanity. The author then goes on to discuss the concept of a "personal paradigm" and what it means for individuals and society as a whole. They argue that in order to truly understand and control technology, we must first understand ourselves and our place within the larger context of society. This includes recognizing our own biases and limitations, as well as the role that technology plays in shaping our worldview. Next, the author explores the idea of a "unified theory of everything" - the notion that all things in the universe are interconnected and that technology is simply one aspect of this interconnectedness. They argue that this perspective can help us better understand the role of technology in our lives and how it can be used to improve the human condition.

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