The Gamer's Guide to Video Games

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i've played video games from, i mean, a tarry 26 hundred. It was always more fun when your friends came over to do it. And that's still the case with my son. His friends will come over. But yto your pointo, your point experience, the physical presence even makes the gaming experience betteran that physically rens for gunted human being. I remember early in the air of mad we'd have everybody come over to my house, and we'd have a giant maddened tournament.

How is it possible that the people who have harnessed technological progress to become the wealthiest nation in history are still so remarkably unhappy? Is it possible that we have asked technology to do too much? Is it perhaps impacting our ability to be fully formed humans? Join this fascinating conversation with David, Curtis, and Curtis’ old roommate Andy Crouch, who guides us in thinking about our relationship with technology and how to be more human.

Show Notes:

-Andy Crouch - The Life We’re Looking For: Reclaiming Relationship in a Technological World

-Jonathan Haidt - Why the Past 10 Years of American Life Have Been Uniquely Stupid

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