PsyberSpace: Understand Your World

Thousands of people are using ChatGPT and Claude as therapists, friends, and confidants. The tools weren't built for that, and the outcomes aren't good. bit.ly/4s3Wndk

EdTech - friend or foe? On this episode, I unpacked the psychological impact of technology in the classroom. Explore the nuances of tech tension and discover strategies to harness EdTech's power while protecting student wellbeing. Tune in: bit.ly/48rrybw

"AI is just a calculator" sounds reasonable, right? But it's designed to stop you from thinking critically. Thought provoking PsyberSpace episode on thought-terminating clichés. Learn to recognize and counter them. Listen: bit.ly/4prVyd2

Forever Wars Shrink the Future: What Endless War Does to the Human Mind Endless war does not just destroy lives. It can shrink people’s sense of tomorrow. bit.ly/4l3x9ZL

Meta just lost two major child harm lawsuits. The immediate proposed fix: age verification laws and digital IDs. But Meta spent $26.3M lobbying FOR those laws in 2025. The bills exempt social media platforms. So who does this actually protect? bit.ly/3PPYpiQ

#DigitalLiteracy Check out the full episode here: psyber.space/episodes/truth…

Age gates sold as protecting kids from social media will be used for content moderation, law enforcement, marketing, political control. Always. Every time. Without exception. That's what function creep means. bit.ly/4k66r27

New PsyberSpace episode: Your brain isn't recording reality—it's predicting it. We explore why two people can witness the same event and construct genuinely different experiences, from the McGurk effect to deepfakes. Listen now: bit.ly/4ok5h4h

"Give 100%" is one of the most psychologically corrosive phrases in American work culture, and this week on PsyberSpace we pull it apart. bit.ly/4dBQmQr

1 in 4 Americans are estranged from family. New @PsyberSpace episode dives into the research on why adult children go no contact and what parents get wrong about it. Spoiler: it's not "parental alienation" and therapy isn't to blame. bit.ly/4arBwux

"That's just common sense" is almost never actually common. New PsyberSpace on the psychology of why your obvious and my obvious aren't the same thing — and who benefits when we pretend they are. bit.ly/4uuDh1l #Psychology #PsyberSpace

The final episode in the week long series on living through the Entropy Age is live! Let's talk about moving from entropy to action: bit.ly/3XK88b8

Trying different formats for the podcast, different platforms for sharing. Long form post on LinkedIn today for the episode on trust in research: linkedin.com/pulse/how-engi…

Why do execs push RTO when research shows remote work, 4-day weeks & flexibility work better? 🎧 Listen now: bit.ly/42L4TTV

It's complicated. On this episode, I unpacked the myths and realities of how platforms impact children's wellbeing. Move beyond the screen to understand the nuanced psychological effects. Listen here: psyber.space/episodes/beyon…

Have you ever left a meeting feeling drained and unproductive? Let's dive into the hidden psychological costs of modern work rituals like meetings. Discover the science behind why meetings often suck and what we can do to make them suck less. Listen now: bit.ly/4hanSwZ

Climate anxiety affects 45% of people's daily lives, but it can be channeled into action rather than paralysis. Research shows participation in collective climate action increases well-being and sense of agency. bit.ly/3KEgy0J