Technology and the crisis of meaning
The Age of Reconstruction.
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Purpose and meaning
Alliance for Responsible Citizenship [ARC]
June 29, 2026
Arthur Brooks argues that the deepest crisis facing Western civilization is not political but spiritual: a crisis of meaning. Drawing on neuroscience, happiness research, and his own family story, Brooks explains how smartphones and digital life have trapped us in a "left-brain" existence of information and distraction, leaving us starved for purpose, faith, and real human connection.
He offers a hopeful path forward: reclaiming meaning by changing our relationship with technology, asking life's biggest questions, and choosing to love people, use things, and worship what truly matters.
Counterfeit formula
Love things, use people, and worship yourself.
Alternative formula
Use things, love people, worship the divine.
This formula encourages a shift from focus on possessions to a deeper commitment to relationships and spiritual values, aligning daily choices with compassion and purpose.
Questions are the steering wheel of the mind
Why does the Matrix keep showing up now from independent sources? A clue perhaps to look deeper into alternative perspectives for a more purposeful and fulfilling life?
Without prejudice and without recourse
Doreen Agostino
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