The Question for Those of Us Who Might Find this Alarming is: Are We Too Late to Claw Our Way Back to the Core of Who We Are?
And I have to say, since this episode aired in 2019 we've only drifted further ... Now, in an effort to encourage more of you to listen to this episode which I think is very important to know about, I'm going to leave this post to just this. The link plus a couple somewhat provocative statements.
Perhaps if you listen to this episode you will find a minute to post a comment here either arguing or clarifying my point by pointing to your own observations about all this. And we can start something akin to a sort of dialogue, though not dialogue in the strictest sense of the word because dialogue demand that two or more speakers are fully present for the natural human back and forth to occur.
Think about text messaging, even email exchanges. Not dialogue. Not by a mile. What do you suppose might be lost in this trade off -- we'll all stop having extended conversations and limit our communication to about a hundred characters hastily typed on a screen.
