Greece needs a revolution:

Yes - this book answers. But don't think of Molotov cocktails, roadblocks, and armed struggle. The revolution we need is peaceful and bloodless - but for this reason, more difficult. All our basic problems: corruption, lack of competitiveness, bureaucracy, opacity, mismanagement, waste, tax evasion, daily hardship, could be solved with the universal application of the latest technology.

Speaking to an angry young man, Nikos Dimou proves that the first revolution we need is technological. But it requires will and technical knowledge. Difficult things, when there are conservatives, inert and digitally illiterate technophobes in key positions.

And beyond that, in a lively and sometimes sharp dialogue, all the ways in which technology enriches, beautifies, and facilitates our lives unfold.