This is a mock-up

of the book itself.

But yes, Baby Zodiac, A Bedtime Story.

This is a lifetime of inspiration condensed into a passion project that I started really just to honor my mom and the legacy of her incredible artwork that the world never really knew.

She was an incredible artist.

She drew, she sculpted, she painted, she even chiseled marble.

She did everything that she could possibly get her hands on.

Um, yeah.

Yeah.

But I would also want to say that because in my mind, what if an engineer is listening to this? In a way, that's one of the most important targets for talking about these questions is not just people doing a humanities degree and reading fancy books.

The important thing audience are the people who are involved in the technical decisions in the engineering decisions in the programming decisions in the real social decisions that are made in relation to to new developments and so on and when you say heidegger and also when you say derrida it's very easy for those people to turn off And it's for understandable reasons.

The most fundamental understandable reason is that those people, Heidegger and Derrida, do not really care about science and do not really know about technology.

Nevertheless, Heidegger was very far ahead.

in thinking about the meaning of cybernetics for the coming world and should not be written off on those technical questions.

But both Heidegger and Derrida have a serious limitation in relation to that.

Great.