The Theory of David

A bio full of kindness. A post full of fury. David starts with a death threat hiding behind a warm Twitter profile and pulls the thread all the way to Karl Popper, the Salem witch trials, and a hobbit who never needed a bio to be decent. This episode is about the gap between who we say we are and what we actually do when we think we're the hero — and the uncomfortable question of when you've been both the bio and the post. Also, Martinelli gives a kid his shirt and makes the rest of us look bad. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Modern tech offices have a playbook: four kinds of plant milk, a ping pong table nobody uses, Fun Fridays, and a mug that says "You belong here." But when you design for everyone in the abstract, you end up designing for no one in particular. This episode is about the gap between good intentions and actual inclusion, and why there are never any teacups. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.