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EPISODE · Jul 18, 2025 · 59 MIN

Friction, Consent, and the Illusion of Choice

from Hearsay Culture Network · host Hearsay Culture Network

When infrastructure fails — planes crash, systems freeze, rights vanish — suddenly everyone cares. Villanova’s Brett Frischmann rejoins Hearsay Culture to explain how tech design, digital contracts, and AI are wired for speed, not sense — and why that’s a problem. He calls for a radical rethink: more friction, less hype, and real consent — if that’s possible — in the digital world. From infinite scroll to forced arbitration, this episode exposes how platforms quietly control our choices — and what it’ll take to start regaining some control. “There’s often an emphasis on building new stuff. The latest, the greatest, […]

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