With the emergence of hominids, more than five million years ago, the human odyssey began by space and time. This book is about the preliminary final leg of this fascinating journey: the discovery of cyberspace. In recent decades the development of global computer networks as the Internet opened up a new space of experience. With the exploration of this new space is also a reverse process going gebrqcht: the colonization of our everyday lives through cyberspace. 'Cyberspace Odyssey "shows how our world is changing by the discovery of cyberspace and the consequences for our biological and cultural identity. How should we cyberspace for the typical geographical space station and the post-historic time propose? Will the increasing integration of humans and computers result in a superior Cyborg, or humanity slides down to the thoughtless existence of the Gay zappens? The author of this book covers