Technology can either amplify or amputate. Tech companies seem to be amplifying what’s in their best interest by weaponizing these tools to “amputate” it’s users. (I don’t really like the word weaponize but can’t think of another one.)
Imagine having to take an exam or get a permit for a smartphone. Much like a teenager having to take driving lessons and get a permit.
Tech is definitely a double edged sword. Learning when and when not to use it can definitely be tricky. This article comes timely as I recently implemented subtle changes to help me be more intentional and productive with my use of mobile devices. Great read as always!
Technology can either amplify or amputate. Tech companies seem to be amplifying what’s in their best interest by weaponizing these tools to “amputate” it’s users. (I don’t really like the word weaponize but can’t think of another one.)
Imagine having to take an exam or get a permit for a smartphone. Much like a teenager having to take driving lessons and get a permit.
Tech is definitely a double edged sword. Learning when and when not to use it can definitely be tricky. This article comes timely as I recently implemented subtle changes to help me be more intentional and productive with my use of mobile devices. Great read as always!
Excellent article and resources.