Smash The Technopoly! - by Nicholas Smyth - After Babel
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Neil Postman, Marshall McLuhan, and The Anxious Generation
Introduction from Jon Haidt: In 2014, I felt something change. To use some old movie metaphors, it was like a disturbance in The Force, or a glitch in The Matrix. Something had changed among the students entering college (which led me to write The Coddling of the American Mind), and something had changed in American society and politics, which led me to write a series of articles in The Atlantic with titles such as The Dark Psychology of Social Networks Why The Past Ten Years of American Life Have Been Uniquely Stupid AI Is About To Make Social Media (Much) More Toxic End The…
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