Interview with Daniel Fox
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Argues that ubiquitous devices like the iPhone and laptop are indispensable yet corrosive to real life and urges concrete limits rather than vague optimism about automation. Describes a career shift to digital photography using phone cameras and computers and notes keeping devices out of the bedroom. Labels the habit of endless consumption a sugar rush and warns that blind faith in technology replacing human judgment repeats past failures unless specific boundaries and practices are set.
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