With William Blake, I believe we become what we behold. We emit what we admit. And the voices we use—or think we use—kindasorta become our voice. Kurt Vonnegut says we are what we pretend to be and advises us, then, to be very careful what we pretend to be. I say all this to say that I suspect we become what we do with our tools (or technology). And I say that to say that everyone reading this might do well to avoid the technology called
Doesn't likewise take much to realize that the church at Corinth was a dumpster fire (or "were multiple dumpster fires"). Paul went with the loving candor. Our results may vary.
Doesn't likewise take much to realize that the church at Corinth was a dumpster fire (or "were multiple dumpster fires"). Paul went with the loving candor. Our results may vary.