The Digital Cloud and a Faint Silver Lining

The Ricochet Podcast

Ricochet

News, Politics, News Commentary

4.8 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 4 March 2023

⏱️ 64 minutes

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Are you faring well in the digital apocalypse? Did you even know it had already arrived? Fret not! Our old friend James Poulos is here to help. His latest book Human, Forever is the guide to protecting your incommensurable humanity from the technologies that threaten to make us interoperable and mechanical. It is indeed good news to be human! The challenge of the 21st Century will be for us to... Source

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0:00.0	All right, you guys got to go because I got to record this thing and I got to run.
0:02.9	I'm late.
0:03.9	Ask not what your country can do for you.
0:08.6	Ask what you can do for your country.
0:11.4	Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall.
0:16.8	Read my lips.
0:22.8	It's the ricochet podcast with me Rob Long.
0:25.1	I'm with Ida Robinson in Charles Cook, who's filling in for James Lylex.
0:28.2	And today we talked to another James Polis about the coming digital apocalypse and who
0:33.5	and what might prevent it?
0:35.8	Stick around.
0:36.8	I agree.
0:37.8	You'll never get bored with when we never get bored.
0:41.2	Hello and welcome to the ricochet podcast.
0:43.2	This is number 632, which I've become my say number like that.
0:47.2	I can't believe it.
0:49.2	We've lasted this long.
0:50.2	Where did we go?
0:51.2	I mean, just to just help wise, I am Rob Long joined as always by my
0:58.1	co-founder, Ricochet, Peter Robinson, and Palo Alto, a low Peter, a low rub.
1:04.0	And we also have with us Charles Cook, what is it?
1:08.4	Settle down.
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