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The tech world has a strange inversion of values. We put so much value in tiny improvements to our simplest needs (getting a little more done a little bit faster), and yet so little in addressing our deepest needs of fulfillment, inspiration, & transformation.

17/6/26, 3:45 pm4 reposts18 likes

Bobby

@bobby.design

18 June

Sadly, I agree. We need to rally our angel investors and otherwise to begin putting money behind people with a core mission of “actually” making the world a better place.

Jan Stehlík

@jstehlik.cz

17 June

Actually I think the tech sector IS filled to the brim with fulfillment, inspiration & transformation. It has incredible tools amazing people and wonderful culture (in general; there are exceptions for everything). Other economic sectors are way, waaaay worse (been there done that).

Andy Allen

@andy.works

17 June

We must be following different tech media. Show me what you're seeing.

Jan Stehlík

@jstehlik.cz

18 June

People and culture are what surrounds us, so that can't be easily shared obviously. But for inspiration, I love channels like this: www.youtube.com/@GermanScien...

youtube.comGerman Science GuyVideos about science and technologies made in Germany. On the German Science Guy, I take an under-the-hood peek at current scientific topics, drawing insights directly from scientific journals and co...

Andy Allen

@andy.works

18 June

Nice. To be clear, when I say "we put so much value" I'm talking about our most direct measurement, a.k.a. capital 💰 There are certainly great individuals and small teams working on higher needs, but sadly it feels like a tiny slice of the $Ts that others do to simply make work faster & cheaper.