Hey, welcome back to the Personality Hacker Podcast. My name is Joe Mark Witt.

And I'm Antonia Dodge. You know, when the printing press was invented, well, back in the

middle ages, right?

Gutenberg invents this printing press where now information can be replicated and

printed in a mass scale and overnight, well not literally overnight,

but in a very short period of time,

information started to get printed and shared widely

across the world.

People started to learn how to read for themselves.

They were able to absorb information

and they were able to communicate and time bind their information in ways that

were unprecedented. And it actually shifted culture. It changed how we

show up as humans to the world. It changed how we show up as humans to the world. It changed how we learned. It changed

the access of information. It democratized information for people. And over time, obviously,

different printing methods have it made it more and more possible

for messages and information to get out there.

We're talking through this short series of personal empowerment.

In the last episode we talked about the power of self-care. In this episode we want to talk about

the power of technologies and the reason why I talk about the printing press is we

want to zoom in on just one random technology today to talk about. We talk a lot

about social technologies on this podcast things like personality

types or different models of seeing our lives or the ways we show up to the world

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