<p>In fact, the word “smart” doesn’t actually fit here at all. In this episode, our thoughts were spurred on by an <a href="https://www.plough.com/en/topics/life/technology/computers-cant-do-math">excellent article</a> that appears in Plough Magazine. Join us as we sound like two grumpy old men discussing the current infatuation with all things technology. </p>

In fact, the word “smart” doesn’t actually fit here at all. In this episode, our thoughts were spurred on by an excellent article that appears in Plough Magazine. Join us as we sound like two grumpy old men discussing the current infatuation with all things technology.

<p>In fact, the word “smart” doesn’t actually fit here at all. In this episode, our thoughts were spurred on by an <a href="https://www.plough.com/en/topics/life/technology/computers-cant-do-math" rel="noopener noreferrer">excellent article</a> that appears in Plough Magazine. Join us as we sound like two grumpy old men discussing the current infatuation with all things technology. </p>

Computers Aren’t as Smart as We Think They Are

For those interested in thoughtful cultural analysis without all the apocalyptic forecasts, Thinking Out Loud is a podcast about current events and Christian hope. Hosted by Nathan Rittenhouse and Cameron McAllister, co-founders of Thinking Out Loud, a ministry that seeks to bridge the gap between discipleship and apologetics, this is a show that seeks to connect the dots on the subject of Christian realism.

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