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The Yeehos Tech-Poetry - My computer mimics My Badminton Players & Gardeners - cover

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The Yeehos Tech-Poetry - My computer mimics My Badminton Players & Gardeners

Yeeshtdevisingh Hosanee

Publisher: BoD - Books on Demand

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Summary

The digital world is moving quickly and us humans we have to keep the race. Computers are our friends, we have to find a way to understand what they can achieve and what they can't achieve. Sometimes, they act as our enemies under financial or cyber attacks or using our private data. The best way to prevent unforeseen circumstances is to educate ourselves.

YEEHOS TECH-POETRY is a creative encouraging simple poetries to show the connection of humans with their daily environments. Yeeshtdevisingh uses badminton players and the gardeners as two metaphorical actors to transform complex technological concepts into simple ones.
Available since: 11/11/2024.
Print length: 42 pages.

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