Jul 28, 2026 · 35 min · 11 segments
Is your technology supporting your life, or just interrupting it? **🤔** In our latest episode of the INCOSE Podcast, we’re tackling a question that affects every one of us: How can we cultivate…
Amber CaseGuest
Samantha BernalHost
He said, You know, the waves of technological change in our lives, you know, altered technology's relationship to us.
And what matters is actually the relationship that we have to technology and not the technology itself.
And that, you know, at some point, many of us shared a mainframe big computer, you know, in the 60s.
And then in the future, and these were written in the 90s, there will be many devices sharing each of us.
You say things like there's just as much information in a crowded city as there is in a forest.
And I learned later, only a couple of years ago, with John Tennells, the philosopher of Palo Alto, which is a biography on Mark Weiser.
that that had quit Park so that he could go back up to like upstate New York, ironically, around where where my family was from.
And he was and he was prepared to write a book on home technology and he died before he can complete it.
And because of that, the dominant narrative for technology wasn't really a balanced view.
He said, You know, the waves of technological change in our lives, you know, altered technology's relationship to us.
And what matters is actually the relationship that we have to technology and not the technology itself.
And that, you know, at some point, many of us shared a mainframe big computer, you know, in the 60s.
And then in the future, and these were written in the 90s, there will be many devices sharing each of us.
You say things like there's just as much information in a crowded city as there is in a forest.
And I learned later, only a couple of years ago, with John Tennells, the philosopher of Palo Alto, which is a biography on Mark Weiser.
that that had quit Park so that he could go back up to like upstate New York, ironically, around where where my family was from.
And he was and he was prepared to write a book on home technology and he died before he can complete it.
And because of that, the dominant narrative for technology wasn't really a balanced view.
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