Dishwashing Robots - It's Just a Rumba

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i wonder what i traded awaya in terms of conversation time with my wife, and then with my children as they were growing up. How many conversations did i miss out that i would have had doing the dishes? And i'll never know what i could have been or what what that would have been. I like it more than i like tat room. But if i can only keep wa i defently want the dishe that's not even a contest,. no. esara, boy, my life would be great if it were easier, which actually is not really true.

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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