Technopoly

That's fascinating.

And it reminds me of a book called Technopoly by Neil Postman.

You know, tangentially reminds me of the ideas from that book where the technology has a huge influence.

The technology that we use on a day-to-day basis has a huge influence of, you know, how we think.

It was totally revelatory.

And he wrote another wonderful book called Technopoly,

which is really, really prescient, really interesting about the impact of technology on education and society.

Yeah.

So what are some things that you're reading right now or recommendations that you might have for the audience?

So I'm currently reading Neil Postman's "Technopoly," which is looking at the intersection of technology, innovation, politics, and totalitarianism.

And I- I think, again, not to make it about AI, but the first chapter, which is called The Myth of Themis, and I, I recommend everyone who can get a copy of this, please read at least this first chapter.

He could be writing about AI-

Mm-hmm.

And I'd say if you really wanna look at a really cool resource on this and this whole discussion, N- Neil Postman's book Technopoly.

Um, it's basically my chapter seven is me trying to riff with him on that.

I think it is, it is the best book written on tech ever.

He's not with us today, but he's one of those when people say, "Who are three people you could have around the dinner table," he is always on my list.

The guy is an absolute stud.

So Technopoly by Neil Postman if you wanna have some fun.

Great.