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Beyond the Noise

By David Werdiger | 1 min read

Our devices filter the world. Media filters it again. Algorithms decide what matters. When do you last see life unfil...

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Designing Away Our Ability to Refuse

By David Werdiger | 1 min read

Remember when phones had a green button to answer and a red one to decline? Now it just says “slide to answer.” No re...

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Being There Is a Choice

By David Werdiger | 1 min read

You’re in a meeting, coffee in hand. Your phone rings. Do you answer it? When we’re face to face with someone, they s...

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Stop Answering Everything

By David Werdiger | 1 min read

Our phones buzz constantly and we feel the urge to respond. But ask yourself: Do you really need to? Unless you’re a ...

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Personality Changes

By David Werdiger | 1 min read

Let me show you how to live a better life WITH techMy handwriting has gone to pot because I barely do it any more Dit...

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Two Walks, One Difference

By David Werdiger | 1 min read

A walk on sabbath is different than a walk during a week.  A walk during the week often feels like a task: a way...

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A Sacred Pause at the End of the Week

By David Werdiger | 1 min read

After a crazy week, Friday hit me like a ton of bricks. Taking a minute during the afternoon to look forward to the u...

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Why Inaction Is the Riskiest Choice

By David Werdiger | 1 min read

When it comes to our tech and social media overconsumption addiction, the facts on the ground are changing too fast f...

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What We Owe Our Attention

By David Werdiger | 1 min read

How do you characterize your ‘relationship’ with your phone? Philosophers are describing our phones as parasites! Ini...

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Fortnightly writing on time, attention, and what actually matters. For people who are serious about how they spend their days.