Tech radicalism is forcing society to finally define what a good life means
floguo · x · 2026-09-30
@credenzaclear2 argues tech people's extremes are accelerating an overdue public conversation about what a good life is, what love is for, and what sex means. Decades of non-judgmental live-and-let-live created a value vacuum filled with things many see as clearly bad; she says we can now point to stable, definable aspects of a good life without prescribing a single way to live.
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