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Mentioned in 10 episodes
Team Human
Book • 2019
In 'Team Human,' Douglas Rushkoff delivers a call to arms, emphasizing that being human is a team sport.
He argues that society is threatened by a vast antihuman infrastructure that undermines our ability to connect, citing examples such as money becoming a means of exploitation, education turning into an assembly line, and the internet further dividing us.
Rushkoff uses wide-ranging research on human evolution, biology, and psychology to show that working together leads to greater happiness, productivity, and peace.
The book invites readers to reassert their humanity and make the world a better place through collective action.
He argues that society is threatened by a vast antihuman infrastructure that undermines our ability to connect, citing examples such as money becoming a means of exploitation, education turning into an assembly line, and the internet further dividing us.
Rushkoff uses wide-ranging research on human evolution, biology, and psychology to show that working together leads to greater happiness, productivity, and peace.
The book invites readers to reassert their humanity and make the world a better place through collective action.
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Douglas Rushkoff as the book he started with the need to address how we've lost each other and the paths toward coming back.
Douglas Rushkoff as the book he started with the need to address how we've lost each other and the paths toward coming back.
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Mentioned by Michael Garfield in the context of fractal paranoia and the anxieties of living in networked environments.
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Mentioned by Sean Illing as a book that serves as a rallying cry for people to connect with their communities.
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Mentioned by Steve Bannon as a book he read aloud on his podcast.
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Rushkoff's Christmas Monologue: Corleone-Style Diplomacy and the Post-human Future
Im Podcast erwähnt, als es um seine Arbeit und seine Ansichten ging.
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Duncan Trussell in a discussion about the economic meltdown and the importance of community.
Duncan Trussell in a discussion about the economic meltdown and the importance of community.
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Mentioned by Nicholas McKay as a book he recommends to 
Tiago Forte , focusing on the anti-human agenda in technology.
Tiago Forte , focusing on the anti-human agenda in technology.
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Dov Baron as books that dissect the complexities of human anatomy in a tech-saturated landscape.
Dov Baron as books that dissect the complexities of human anatomy in a tech-saturated landscape.
Part 1 of 2: Escaping the Apocalypse: Billionaire Fantasies, AI Feudalism & the Future of Humanity | Douglas Rushkoff (Part 1)
