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Does tech encourage ghosting?

EPISODE · Mar 12, 2018 · 52 MIN

Does tech encourage ghosting?

from Why'd You Push That Button? · host The Verge

Kaitlyn and I went to Texas, ate breakfast tacos, each gained five pounds of happy weight, and more or less became certified brands. We had a good time together. We also successfully pulled off our first live episode of Why’d You Push That Button. We tried to figure out why people ghost and ended up learning that humans are lazy and need a manager-type hanging over their heads to keep them accountable at all times. Still, I’d like to think this is just a rough patch in our collective dating experience, so hopefully ghosting will clear itself up after we’re all sufficiently hurt enough to want to stop the cycle. (sent via text by Ashley Carman)  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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