The word, computeritis, entered American language officially in March, 2008, when it was defined as the excessive use of computers; the fact of being detrimentally influenced by computers. Also: illness or disability attributed to the use of computers, esp. carpal tunnel syndrome. This is clearly a stress-related disease.
Computeritis, the book, is an autobiographical example of the experience in modern business of outrageously ruinous competition and what happens to businesses and people who get bitten by the computeritis bug and cannot get undone. Computeritis is an experience beyond business of the firsthand craziness of computers themselves, and includes the author’s ability to find ways to overcome computeritis and survive the technological age. It may even be possible to survive happily, if we just face ourselves and go forward into life.
Joe Thames Gundy is an author/artist living in the southwest mountains of Idaho with his family, his wife and daughter. He paints, practices martial and healing arts and writes under the clear blue skies of Idaho.
The book, Computeritis, published by PublishAmerica, the nation’s largest independent book publisher, is available on-line at Amazon.com, BarnesandNoble.com and Mr. Gundy’s website, www.JoeGundy.com as well as local bookstores, and retails for $24.95.
Rancho Arco Iris, Inc. is an Idaho based company specializing in wellness consulting and oversees the publishing of Mr. Gundy’s books, which include Ki and Reiki as well as Computeritis, and How to Survive the Technological Age.
