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EPISODE · Nov 13, 2025 · 3 MIN

Episode 48: The Death of Conversation

from Zero Distortion with Russ Bates · host batesruss3

We used to talk to understand each other. Now we talk to perform. To be seen. To win. In this episode of Zero Distortion, Russ Bates explores how we replaced conversation with content and connection with commentary. From social media performance to screen addiction, this is a raw look at how digital life is reshaping our ability to listen — and why it’s leaving us lonelier than ever. 📱 In this episode: Why empathy levels have dropped 40% among college students (University of Michigan study). How Gen Z communicates more but connects less (Pew Research Center). MIT psychologist Sherry Turkle’s insight: “We’re getting better at connecting, but worse at conversation.” Why silence isn’t awkward — it’s where meaning breathes. How to take conversation back before it disappears completely. 🎧 Zero Distortion is about cutting through the noise — one honest conversation at a time. #ZeroDistortion #RussBates #TheDeathOfConversation #Listening #Empathy #GenZ #SocialMedia #DigitalCommunication #SherryTurkle #ModernCulture #Loneliness #Focus #Authenticity #Connection #Podcast #ModernSociety #TechnologyAndCulture

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