Our devices work for Big Tech, not for us
By Tim Harford
Category: Technology
Ever wondered why a $100 UgMonk Analog to-do list sparks so much rage? In this post I argue our devices work for Big Tech, not for us, and why a simple paper productivity system, from index cards to a trusty notebook, can beat digital apps. I cite Gloria Mark and give tips to reduce phone distractions.
Rolly's Take
For the person disillusioned by the endless cycle of notifications, craving simplicity over the digital noise. They resonate with the rebellion against the status quo, finding solace in analog tools that bring focus and clarity.