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An Engineer's Guide to Anatta: Non-Self, Identity, and Suffering for Engineers and Data Leaders

An Engineer's Guide to Anatta: Non-Self, Identity, and Suffering for Engineers and Data Leaders

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BuddhismGeneral Computers

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ISBN13: 9798275147469
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Nov 19 2025
Pages: 264
Weight: 0.79
Height: 0.55 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

Engineers are trained to optimize systems, not selves. Yet the same logical mind that designs distributed architectures often struggles with identity, ego, and burnout. In this book, Abhay Singh translates the Buddhist teaching of anatta (non-self) into an engineer's language.

Drawing on years in data and analytics leadership, Singh treats the self as an evolving system: a bundle of processes, stories, and feedback loops rather than a fixed entity. Using metaphors from software architecture, data pipelines, and incident management, he shows how clinging to a rigid identity creates technical debt in our emotional lives-brittle egos, chronic stress, and unnecessary suffering at work.

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