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Welcome to Tech Stuff, a production from IHeart Radio.

Hey there and welcome to Tech Stuff.

I'm your host, Jonathan Strickland.

I'm an executive producer with IHeart Podcasts and How the Tech Are You know, since we're wrapping up my run as host of Tech Stuff, I thought it might be a good time to revisit one of the guiding

principles of this show, that being critical thinking. I've always said Tech Stuff really

has two guiding principles, critical thinking and compassion, that only with both of these

can you, in my opinion, live an accountable and decent life? You need to have

compassion so that you're not a total jerk, and you need to have critical thinking so you're not a

total dip. And critical thinking is absolutely important in all aspects of life. I like to bring it up

within the context of technology, because tech is both incredibly complicated,

and it also touches our lives every single day in hundreds or thousands of ways.

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