Episode 636 • • 2:31:17 - 2:39:14
636: Appification Generation
Cultural Decline and the Lack of Digital Creativity
A philosophical discussion ensues regarding the perceived decline of creative culture in the digital age. The hosts argue that modern technology encourages "swiping and tapping" rather than the deep creation seen in the 1960s and 70s. They blame the "appification" of society, pharmaceutical over-prescription (Ritalin), and restrictive copyright laws for the lack of a modern "Bob Dylan" or experimental cinema.