Jul 9, 2026 · 49 min · 11 segments
In this episode of Endgame, the roles are reversed. Timour Kosters takes the mic to interview Amanda Cassatt. Together they explore why technology can both expand and limit freedom, how smartphones…
Amanda CassattGuest
Timour KostersHost
I listen to your content and read your blogs is there is a constant questioning of the purpose of technology and what is it all actually for? What are we doing this all for? And I think there is an interesting concept here of human agency.
Who here has an iPhone? Who here identifies as owning that iPhone? You don't have root access to that iPhone.
You're talking with folks like Brian Johnson, Balaji Srinivasan and many other interesting thinkers.
As all of you know here, we at Edge think a lot about the futures that we're building, how to make them better, and what roles we have as builders and as people that will experience those futures.
I kind of think of you as almost the CMO of Ethereum, or at least were back in the day.
And more recently, she has built an amazing company called Serotonin and is the host of the Endgame podcast.
I listen to your content and read your blogs is there is a constant questioning of the purpose of technology and what is it all actually for? What are we doing this all for? And I think there is an interesting concept here of human agency.
Who here has an iPhone? Who here identifies as owning that iPhone? You don't have root access to that iPhone.
You're talking with folks like Brian Johnson, Balaji Srinivasan and many other interesting thinkers.
As all of you know here, we at Edge think a lot about the futures that we're building, how to make them better, and what roles we have as builders and as people that will experience those futures.
I kind of think of you as almost the CMO of Ethereum, or at least were back in the day.
And more recently, she has built an amazing company called Serotonin and is the host of the Endgame podcast.
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