City of a Billion Opinions

Author's name: Muhammad Abd al-Rahman

On digital diseases and the lust for views: What happened? And how do we survive?
Journalist Mohamed Abdel Rahman writes from a highly accurate perspective about the implications of life after social media, the prevailing thought patterns in society, and the transformations taking place in the personalities around us. He also describes the causes and consequences of this virtual intrusion into our lives, and the extent to which it will reach in the near future.

In a time when the ways we express feelings have changed in an unprecedented way... a way that has made us replace the friendly visit and the cheerful phone call with a quick click on an imaginary sign in this big world... the world of social media.
Distances have grown longer, and valuable ideas have faded. True human relationships have vanished, replaced by relationships with a fast, frenzied pace and a short lifespan.
Trend! This phenomenon has become a large part of our daily lives. I wonder how much it affects our minds? And how long will this influence continue amid the noisy world of social media?
In the book, The City of a Billion Opinions, we find:
• A serious attempt to analyze the nature of the personalities that appeared on the media and took over its throne.
• A logical analysis to understand human nature and his need to keep up with what is popular and abandon what is natural and familiar, for fear of not keeping up with the fast-moving crowd.
• Very honest articles that expose us to facts that have come to shape our daily reality and dominate our lives in an unprecedented way.
Written by journalist Mohamed Abdel Rahman, we read the details of the current scene that controls our destinies, our decisions, and our outlook on things. We realize the extent to which we have become at the mercy of the virtual world. It is time to realize the path it will lead us to, and how we can escape that path.