The Collision of Tech and (Human) Nature with Robert Scoble

Robert Scoble has been on the giving and receiving side of interviews thousands of times.

He normally talks about startup companies, social media, new mobile hardware or apps, and the pervasive data around us.

But does anyone ask Robert – the man with 5.5 million G+ followers and who actively follows 40,000 people on Twitter – how technology can help us live intentionally and slow down?

Probably not … until now.

I asked Robert, former Microsoft tech evangelist and current best-selling author of Age of Context, for a contrarian view to most Smart and Simple Matters guests. And he delivered in his typical candid, colorful style.

Oh, did I mention that he was reading a tweet every second while recording our interview … and somehow stayed well-spoken and on point? The man eats information for breakfast, news for lunch, and data for dinner.

Have a listen to our surprising conversation and discover a new perspective on how things like mobile devices, tiny sensors, and location-based tech are changing us and everything else around us.

You're about to Learn …

Transcript

The transcript will not be available until I find a new transcriptionist (if you know someone good, let me know).

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