Avoiding Difficult Questions and the Myth of Technological Productivity

In this chapter, they discuss a training technique they learned from Roger Ailes, where politicians are taught to avoid answering difficult questions by redirecting the conversation. They then move on to myth number five, which is the belief that technology makes us more productive. They argue that while technology has the potential to increase productivity, it is currently being used to create central control and a harvesting model, rather than fostering a healthy economy and culture.