The tech industry loves reducing friction, but that's not always ideal

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The tech industry loves reducing friction, but that's not always ideal

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1 year ago

The tech industry loves reducing friction, but that's not always ideal

"It's good for people to have to slow down; for people to not be able to just knee-jerk a reaction every time someone says something they don't like. in this TikTok video. so I'm like, if you've read the comments on TikTok videos, it's not the pinnacle of human achievement. Right? It's like They're awful. And YouTube YouTube comments are terrible too."

Full episode on the Make Lemonade podcast, episode 49