As the experience of the 21st century shows, you quickly get used to the bad. To the incomprehensible too. Most people quietly accept leaks of personal data from social networks, intrusive advertising tailored to what they search for and what they talk about at home, merciless systems that monitor employee performance, lightning-fast transformation and disappearance of business sectors - but can this be called progress? And, more importantly, what is in the minds of those who are responsible for radical changes in the economy and society? “Live, Work, Die” by British journalist and entrepreneur Corey Pyne - a dizzying journey through the world of Silicon Valley, revealing all the ins and outs of the world of big IT. companies and tiny startups: from everyday problems that have become household names, such as sky-high rental prices to merciless ideology.