Chains Through the Ages

From Classical Slavery to the Digital Yokes. How Power Has Evolved to Enslave Us Again

Have you ever stopped to wonder what work truly means—beyond the paycheck, the routine, and the burnout?

Chains Through the Ages offers a sweeping yet concise exploration of the evolution of work—from tribal cooperation and ancient slavery to the digital demands of our hyperconnected age. This thought-provoking nonfiction journey invites readers to reflect on the deep historical, psychological, philosophical, and technological forces that shape our daily labor.

• Discover how industrial revolutions redefined human toil
• Understand how work-related stress reshaped modern health
• Dive into philosophical insights from Marx to Byung-Chul Han
• Explore the future of labor in the age of AI and automation

In just under 100 pages, this book challenges long-held assumptions about the role of work in our lives and our identities. Whether you're a curious thinker, a professional feeling the weight of digital overload, or a reader of history and philosophy, this book offers a compelling lens to reimagine the purpose and price of labor across time.

A must-read for fans of Yuval Noah Harari, David Graeber, and Cal Newport.