#466 — What Is Technology Doing to Us?

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  I am here with Nicholas Christakis.

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  Nicholas, thanks for joining me again.

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  Sam, it's so good to see you again.

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  Yeah, great to see you.

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  We don't see each other in person enough or even on the internet enough, but I always love talking to you.

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  So let's just jump right into it.

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  I'll remind people you are the director of the Human Nature Lab at Yale.

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  You are both an MD and a sociologist and have studied many interesting topics related to, I guess,

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  how human beings and now technology affect one another.

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  And we have too much to talk about.

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  I think I want to start with the question of, I guess I just want your post-mortem on the present.

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  This last decade, what has technology, specifically information technology, done to us?

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  Yeah, so I think we are going to see the other side of our present dilemma.

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