
“Our lives have become dematerialized.”
That phrase – from author Ian Bogost in a short piece in Wired – struck at the center of something I’ve been trying to verbalize for years. Bogost argues that technologies of convenience and efficiency have destroyed our connection to the physical world. His primary example is the automobile – first the automatic transmission replaced our physical connection to the road, then the EV made gears obsolete. Now driving itself is retreating into a digital interface – Waymo, Uber, and Tesla are seeing to that.
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