Our world has become a symphony of rings, pings, buzzes, and tweets; a pastiche of images and stimuli. We're able to connect further and faster. But with all this technology, how have we changed? Are we being rewired for better or worse? Are our second lives affecting our first? And what do we think of crowd-think? Join -b-Tiffany Shlain-/b- -i-(Connected)-/i-, -b-Kevin Macdonald-/b- -i-(Life in a Day)-/i-, -b-Nicholas Carr-/b- (author of -i-The Shallows: What the Internet Is Doing to Our Brains)-/i-, -b-Christie Nicholson-/b-, and -b-Josh Williams-/b-for a fascinating look at the modern mind (right after you take this call . . .).
Credits
| Nicholas Carr
Panelist | Matt Richtel
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| Josh Williams
Panelist | Christine Nicholson
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| Tiffany Shlain
Panelist | Kevin MacDonald
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