Tomorrow's World with Simon Waller
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Simon Waller argues that when digital abundance makes trust, attention and meaning harder to hold onto, the practical future may depend on more friction, deeper friendship and a deliberate return to being together in person.
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What we talked about.
Simon Waller argues that when digital abundance makes trust, attention and meaning harder to hold onto, the practical future may depend on more friction, deeper friendship and a deliberate return to being together in person.
This episode explores:
- What survives when technology cannot create intimacy?
- Can inconvenience be evidence that something matters?
- Why might the best work be harder to like at first?
- What happens when a guest has to imagine a future they care about?
- What comes after peak online trust?