These sources express strong opinions or have a political standpoint
Why include them?
They contain information and ideas that may not be available from neutral sources.
Do we have a bias?
Yes, not a political bias, but we've seen bad effects of technology on family, friends, and the community. So we believe the public can't trust tech companies or tech leaders to keep them safe. There's plenty of evidence that "big tech""
doesn't care or is even pursuing a harmful agenda. We'd like you to have information from the widest range of sources so that you can decide what you think— just keep in mind the possibility of
exaggeration or distortion.
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Patrick Boyle YouTube Channel
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Authoritative, opinionated - covers tech, business, and current affairs
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The Rip Current with Jacob Ward
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The Rip Current covers the big, hidden forces just beneath the surface that threaten to pull us all out to sea.
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Tech Won't Save Us
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Left-leaning Canadian podcast
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Futurism.Com
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Techno-Sceptical web site
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TechDirt
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American Internet blog reporting on technology and related business and economic issues
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Mystery AI Hype Theater 3000
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Linguist Emily M. Bender and sociologist Alex Hanna break down AI hype
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Tomorrow's Mess
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Substack by technology commentator Casey Mock
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Discussions | |
How the Internet Is Breaking Our Brains | Sam Harris | EP 555
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Jordan Peterson and Sam Harris explore the breakdown of institutions in the digital age, and how difficult it's become to identify what's true and what's not
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