« L’homme démantelé » avec Baptiste Detombe

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« L’homme démantelé » avec Baptiste DetombeDiplômé de Sciences Po Bordeaux et de la Sorbonne en philosophie politique et éthique, essayiste vent debout contre les GAFAM, depuis le succès de son premier livre, L’homme démantelé - Comment le numérique consume nos existences (Artège, 2025), il participe au débat public sur les questions numériques. Il intervient régulièrement sur ces thèmes dans les grands médias français (Marianne, le Nouvel Obs, La Croix, Le Figaro, CNews, France Inter, etc.) et il sera notre invité afin de comprendre l’impact du numérique sur notre vie.

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