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Mentioned in 5 episodes
Tech Agnostic
How Technology Became the World's Most Powerful Religion, and Why It Desperately Needs a Reformation
Book • 2024
In 'Tech Agnostic', Greg Epstein argues that technology has surpassed religion as the central focus of modern life, influencing every aspect of society.
He examines the beliefs, practices, and hierarchies of this 'tech religion' and advocates for a reformation that demands technology serve humanity rather than capital.
Epstein emphasizes the importance of skepticism and agnosticism in evaluating the promises and risks of technological advancements, drawing on historical and personal contexts to illustrate the need for a more balanced and human-centered approach to technology.
He examines the beliefs, practices, and hierarchies of this 'tech religion' and advocates for a reformation that demands technology serve humanity rather than capital.
Epstein emphasizes the importance of skepticism and agnosticism in evaluating the promises and risks of technological advancements, drawing on historical and personal contexts to illustrate the need for a more balanced and human-centered approach to technology.
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Mentioned in 5 episodes
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as the author of the book, in which he argues that technology has become the world's most consequential religion.


Aza Raskin

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The Tech-God Complex: Why We Need to be Skeptics
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TECH AGNOSTIC: How Technology Became the World's Top Religion
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as 

's latest book, released a few weeks prior to the podcast.


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845: Tech is Our New Religion And It Needs Reformation, with Greg Epstein
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as his new book, exploring how technology became a faith and how to center humanity in engineering.


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Greg Epstein "Tech Agnostic"
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as a book about critical rethinking of our relationship to technology.

Jason Howell

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in discussion about tech agnosticism and the implications of portraying tech as a messianic force.


Greg Epstein

852: In Case You Missed It in December 2024
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's most recent book discussing technology's influence as a powerful religion.


Greg Epstein

569. Exploring Tech as the Modern Religion feat. Greg M. Epstein
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as the author's new book, examining how technology has become central to our culture like religion.

Michael Kovnat

Is Technology the World's Most Powerful Religion?
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, who suggests that 

have him on the show.

Steven Hassan


David Pakman

The Echo Machine: How Right-Wing Extremism Created a Post-Truth America with David Pakman
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as a book discussing whether our faith in technology is justified.

Mark Kelly

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as a book exploring the idea of technology as a religion.

Anna Gát

Reggie James: Spiritual Technology
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as an insightful exploration of tech as a religion and its need for reformation.


Mark Hurst

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