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Why Striking a Balance: Technological Progress and Fundamental Human Rights Makes a Beautiful Gift

By Robert Anderson Love Wins · 2 min read

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When you want a gift that honors who someone is and who they're becoming, a well-chosen book is hard to beat. Striking a Balance: Technological Progress and Fundamental Human Rights by Robert Anderson Love Wins is a natural fit for a tech-savvy friend who cares about fairness, with its focus on technology and human rights.

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What Striking a Balance: Technological Progress and Fundamental Human Rights is about

The Amazon description sums it up this way:

“Overall, ordinary people have the power to shape the future of technology and human rights by taking action, raising awareness, and advocating for a more just and rights-respecting digital world. By working together and standing up for what is right, individuals can make a real difference in protecting and promoting human rights in the digital age. You make a difference Ordinary people play a crucial role in advocating for and protecting human rights in the context of technology. Written by the Author of Quantum Consciousness Robert Anderson Love Wins”

It's part of Robert's The Benevolent World: A Global Awakening series.

The right person for this book

It's an especially thoughtful choice for:

  • A tech-savvy friend who cares about fairness. It's about balancing technological progress with fundamental human rights.
  • A student or advocate interested in digital rights. It argues that ordinary people can shape a more just, rights-respecting digital world.
  • Anyone who wants to raise awareness. Its message is that people working together can make a real difference.

Why it makes a beautiful gift

People who care about a better world rarely get gifts that take their concerns seriously. A book about technology and human rights does. It tells a tech-savvy friend who cares about fairness that you respect what they care about and that you believe their voice matters.

A book like this also starts conversations, the kind that can carry from the holiday table into the new year. Ideas about digital rights and privacy and freedom of expression online are richer when they're shared.

Formats and how to give it

Give it as a gift. The Kindle ebook can be given instantly. On the Kindle page, choose Buy for others, enter the recipient's email address, add a short message and pick the delivery date, or have the redemption link sent to you so you can pass it on yourself. They can read it on a Kindle or in the free Kindle app. Kindle gifts can be redeemed by recipients in the same country as the buyer.

Prefer something to wrap? Striking a Balance: Technological Progress and Fundamental Human Rights is also available in paperback and hardcover. Order early for holiday delivery, and check the delivery date shown on Amazon before you buy.

What to write on the gift tag

A few heartfelt words make it personal. For example:

“Because you care about people, and it shows.”

You'll find formats and details on the book page for Striking a Balance: Technological Progress and Fundamental Human Rights. If you'd like a taste of Robert's writing before you give, the free samples are a good place to start, and the Book Gift Guide has ideas for the rest of your list.

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