What if technology isn't just changing what we do, but changing who we're becoming?
This week I sit down with Aaron Hanbury, author of "Wired for Wonder: Dispatches on Technology, Culture, God, and Self".
Aaron doesn't approach technology as a tech expert with all the answers. Instead, he approaches it as a human being trying to understand how decades of increasingly rapid technological change has impacted him.
NO - this is not just another convo about tech; instead, this is a convo about how living in a world that is flooded with all sorts of tech is impacting our ability to be human.
We talk about a lot and the biggest question I've been left with after chatting with him and reading his book is this:
Is it getting harder to be human in a world where technology can increasingly do the wondering, searching, choosing, and answering for us?
Aaron and I don't have all the answers. Maybe that's part of the point. Listen in on our convo and share your thoughts in the comments!
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About Aaron Hanbury
Aaron Hanbury is a writer and editor with nearly two decades of experience in journalism and publishing. He is the author of Wired for Wonder: Dispatches on Technology, Culture, God, and Self.
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