The Shadow Cartographers
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The internet doesn't live in the cloud - it runs through glass threads on the ocean floor, through satellites controlled by a single billionaire, through cobalt mines in the Congo and lithium flats in the Atacama. The Shadow Cartographers maps the invisible infrastructure that actually powers the modern world: who owns it, who can shut it off, and why most governments don't yet understand what they've surrendered. A landmark work of geopolitical nonfiction for anyone who wants to see the world as it really is.
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Michael Harris is a veteran researcher and writer specializing in the intersection of geopolitics, religion, science, and technology. A University of Minnesota alumnus and Saint Paul native, Michael has spent his career dissecting the historical and geographical forces shaping our future. He lives in Minnesota with his wife of 18 years and their four children.
