Archive - Unexamined Technology

The Recovering Technologist

The beginnings of a book proposal

Nov 15 •

October 2024

Microwave ovens were never as good as we told ourselves they were

Seen through a field kit for workers in the ruins

Oct 25 •

Will technology give us the strong answers?

To the strong questions we face

Oct 11 •

September 2024

How and why to be learnedly ignorant towards technology

The knowledge in not knowing about technology

Sep 27 •

Rehoming technology

by rehoming yourself

Sep 6 •

August 2024

“Congratulations to whoever invents forests”

Introducing a field kit concept for the work at the ruins

Aug 9 •

July 2024

That which remains outside of technology

Nature and awareness as technology’s other

Jul 26 •

Technomoral virtues for a sustainable life

Shannon Vallor’s Technology and the Virtues: A philosophical guide to a future worth living

Jul 10 •

June 2024

What would relational technology design look like?

Relationality: the Z axis where technology and spirituality can meet

Jun 21 •

What would immanent technology design look like?

Immanence: the X axis where technology and spirituality can meet

Jun 7 •

May 2024

What would transcendental technology design look like?

Transcendence: the Y axis of where technology and spirituality can meet

May 17 •

What would an awakened approach to technology design look like?

The X, Y, and Z where technology and spirituality can meet

May 3 •

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