about Privacy Lost; Interview with Bookboro.com

Implantable  technology will allow human beings to live to our full biological  potential and beyond. It will be expensive and only available to the  wealthy—the very wealthy. 

Wet  advertising, commonly called wet ads, will eventually bring longevity to  the masses. Wet ads are initiated from within one’s body; advertisers  will directly simulate our senses and emotional responses to influence  purchasing decisions. Wet ads will be triggered by our location, visual  & auditory data, and our physiology.

How much more deeply will we allow corporations and consumerism into our lives? Into our bodies? 

What trade-offs are we willing to make for longer, better lives? What have we really traded?

Has anything really changed?

About The Author

Edward M. Plut is the author behind Privacy Lost, the first novella of a compelling trilogy that introduces a plausible and probable future. As a creative thinker with deep knowledge of artificial intelligence, data science, healthcare, and technology, Ed is inventing exciting new  concepts not yet explored in pop culture. 

To create this universe, Ed has leveraged a lifetime of experiences and an obsessively  curious mind. He has been a dishwasher, soldier, research scientist, nuclear pharmacist, and a  business executive, earning awards and accolades throughout his career. Even so, he takes the  most pride in his role as a good father, husband, and human being. 

He graduated as Valedictorian, summa cum laude from The Ohio State University  College of Pharmacy with a Doctor of Pharmacy degree, and traveled the globe for two decades in executive positions with well-known global technology companies.

He lives with his wife and two sons in North Carolina.