"Taking Computer for Granted" by Turuk I. F. and Knaba O. D. This is a fascinating and in-depth study that makes the reader think about how technology, in particular computers, affect our daily lives, thinking and perception of the world. In the midst of rapid technological progress, as computers have become an integral part of our existence, the authors raise important questions about how we perceive these devices and how much they shape our behavior and attitudes. The book is not just a collection of facts and data about computers, but a real philosophical discussion about how we humans take technology for granted. Turuk I. F. and Knab O. D. The reader is invited to look at computers not only as tools, but also as objects that change our perception of reality. They investigate how computers affect our thinking, communication, and even emotional connections between people. This makes the book especially relevant for those interested not only in technology, but also its impact on society and culture. Who can like this work? «Taking Computer for Granted» will be of interest to a wide range of readers From students and faculty studying information technology and philosophy to IT professionals, as well as anyone who wants a deeper understanding of how technology shapes our society. If you are interested in the topics of digital culture, the impact of technology on the individual and society, this book will be a real discovery for you. The themes raised in the book are diverse and multi-faceted. The authors discuss how computers have changed our perception of time and space, how they affect our memory and attention, and how they shape new social norms. In an environment where many of us cannot imagine our lives without smartphones and computers, the book makes us think about how dependent we are on technology and how it affects our behavior and thinking. The style of the authors is distinguished by clarity and accessibility, which makes complex concepts understandable to a wide audience. They use a variety of real-life examples, making it easy for the reader to compare theoretical ideas with practical aspects. This makes reading not only informative, but also fascinating. Turuk I. F. and Knab O. D. are already known for their work in technology and philosophy, and their previous works have also been recognized for their in-depth analysis and original approach to the study of the impact of technology on humans. If you are looking for books that make you think about our interaction with technology, “Taking Computer for Granted” will be an excellent choice. It can be compared to works such as Nick Bostrom's Posthuman Condition or Sherry Turkle's Dependence on Technology, which also explores the impact of technology on human nature and society. In conclusion, Taking Computer for Granted is not just a book about computers, but an in-depth study of our time in which technology plays a central role. It encourages us to think about how we perceive the world around us and how technology shapes our perception of reality. If you are ready to think about the future, how technology can change our society, and how we can preserve our humanity in the era of digitalization, this book should definitely take a place on your shelf.