Description

In a world of infinite information and constant interaction, something essential is slipping away.
We scroll, post, reply… and yet we find ourselves more fragmented, overstimulated, and quietly unfulfilled.

Disconnected is a book about that erosion—of happiness, connection and understanding—and what it takes to reclaim meaning in the age of distraction.

Written over three years, philosopher and public intellectual Melvin Poh offers a serious inquiry into what it means to live, think, and feel in a hyperconnected world.

Drawing from ancient philosophy and deep intellectual insights, he explores how we’ve lost connection with ourselves—and how philosophy can offer us a way back.

From the illusion of progress to the performance of happiness, from digital fatigue to the quiet crisis of identity, Disconnected does not offer solutions—it offers something rarer: clarity and a call to rediscover the depth we’ve traded for convenience.

This is not a self-help book.

It is a philosophical map back to meaning, purpose, and presence—written to be reflected on, not rushed through.

The Digital Edition

The Digital Edition offers deep wisdom in a format that meets the way we read today.

It is beautifully formatted for phones, tablets, and laptops, and delivered instantly, anywhere in the world.
Each copy is personally issued in your name to be reflected upon at your own pace.

This edition is for readers who value clarity, access, and immediacy—and who want to carry empirical thoughts wherever they go.

Be part of the philosophical revolution that’s reshaping how we think, live, and see the world.