Replugged is the book I wish someone had handed me when I was 18. It explains the world I grew up in, social media, smartphones, algorithms, but also the world I’m entering now, shaped by AI. Satnam doesn’t just warn you about the future; he equips you with the mindset to navigate it. This book made me feel less overwhelmed and more in control of my choices in a chaotic digital world.

As someone starting my first job during the AI boom, I constantly felt like the world was moving faster than I could understand. Replugged gave me the missing context. It’s like a mentor compressing 30 years of experience into one powerful guide. I finally understand how to grow with technology rather than fear it.

This book connected technology, psychology, and philosophy in a way I’ve never seen before. Replugged helped me understand not just the systems around me, but the patterns within myself. The chapter on TimeFlow alone is worth the price. It changed how I see my own attention, habits, and choices in a hyper-digital world.

As a parent, I’ve watched my kids grow up in a digital world I barely recognise. Replugged helped me understand the forces shaping their minds and behaviours, algorithms, dopamine loops, AI, and the pressures of online identity. Satnam explains it all with clarity and empathy. Every parent raising kids in the digital age should read this.

Replugged captures exactly what young people are dealing with, information overload, distraction, comparison, anxiety, and the pressure to stay ‘plugged in’. As a teacher, this book is invaluable. It gives language to the issues my students face and offers them a framework to understand themselves and the world they’re inheriting.

Replugged is more than a book; it’s a strategic lens on the next era of human progress. The sections on AI, emerging technologies, and convergence should be required reading for anyone building a business in the coming decade. Satnam shows you how to anticipate change instead of reacting to it.

I work in tech, and still Replugged shocked me with how clearly it explains the deeper patterns behind the AI revolution, why it’s happening, where it’s going, and how it affects us psychologically. Satnam connects human history, philosophy, and emerging technologies in a way that made me rethink my entire relationship with tech.