Is there an empirical claim in there about what auditory life is? Like, could we go to pre-literate cultures now and actually see that they have some sort of a different sensory experience? I don't think it's crazy that the written word has completely changed the way that we think. "Even something as basic as what do we consider true Will be changed based on whether we are brought up in this visually focused, literate environment"
David and Tamler deliver a PODCAST episode, one of many that comes from the INTERNET, that you’ll probably listen to through Air Pods or some other kind of WIRELESS HEADPHONES as you go about your day.
(Incidentally, the topic of the episode is Marshall McLuhan on how new forms of media profoundly shape our experience and identity, but in a way that makes us focus on the content of the specific medium and not the medium itself.)
Plus, can algorithms help to optimize our well-being, and Steven Pinker transforms his ideas into a new asset class of NFTs.
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