Technology should complement, not overwhelm us

Hi there,

Our innate human curiosity has always been our greatest tool for solving problems and gaining understanding. Throughout history, philosophers like Aristotle and Socrates have sought answers to fundamental questions relating to human existence, reality, and value. And while our everyday questions may not tackle the meaning of everything, they play an important part in constructing how we perceive the world around us. 

We recently sat down with tech philosopher and author Alex Wolf to discuss technology's role in modern society. Named one of the "Top 100 Most Creative People in Business" in 2016 by Fast Company, she asks how we can design tools to complement rather than overwhelm our humanity.

Over on the blog, we tackle the question of how to architect time to be more productive in the absence of being able to create it. Daisy Chaffee, an Executive Assistant here at Intercom, reveals a bit of the magic that goes into constructing a well-managed calendar.

To continued curiosity,

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