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Interview in Scientific American

February 20, 2018September 2, 2018 / Simon McCarthy-Jones

Here’s an interview with me in Scientific American.

Tech dealers are now trying to save the tech “addicts” they’ve created https://t.co/b9ItDTGIRk (By @lggreenemeier) pic.twitter.com/5dQUqsPZnD

— Scientific American (@sciam) February 19, 2018

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