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Aza Raskin, Tristan Harris, Center for Humane Technology
Your Undivided Attention
Technology companies are locked in an arms race to seize your attention, and that race is tearing apart our shared social fabric. In this inaugural podcast from the Center for Humane Technology, hosts Tristan Harris and Aza Raskin will expose the hidden designs that have the power to hijack our attention, manipulate our choices and destabilize our real world communities. They’ll explore what it means to become sophisticated about human nature, by interviewing hypnotists, magicians, experts on the dynamics of cults and election hacking and the powers of persuasion. How can we escape this...
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4.9 stars from 773 ratings
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“Thank you for making this! Such a good podcast, eye opening!!”
kithkinweddings via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
09/23/20
Valuable, timely and approachable
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“Thank you for bringing in such diverse guests and never backing down from the difficult conversations.
Thank you for being part of the line of defense of us little guys and blowing the whistle.”
Frikirater via Apple Podcasts ·
Spain ·
09/22/20
Amazing and informative
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“In times of idle browsing and tabloid news today making the headlines, this podcast really provokes thought and simulates conversation about what’s happening around us that we imbibe in a mindless manner.”
M0n@JaJ via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
09/21/20
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