Throwing Rocks at the Google Bus: How Growth Became the Enemy of Prosperity
In Throwing Rocks at the Google Bus, Douglas Rushkoff challenges the idea that continual economic growth automatically improves people’s lives. The book explores how growth-centered systems influence technology, work, wealth, and society, encouraging readers to reconsider what prosperity means and how economies might better serve human needs.
About This Book
Throwing Rocks at the Google Bus examines the relationship between economic growth and prosperity.
Douglas Rushkoff questions whether growth, especially when pursued without limits, continues to serve society’s broader interests.
The book considers how modern economic systems shape work, wealth, technology, and everyday life.
It offers a critical perspective on prevailing assumptions about progress and invites readers to consider alternatives to growth-centered thinking.
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