Show notes
There are dangers in getting caught up in the minutiae of technology, and not thinking deeply enough. We need to not let technology confuse us. The most important things lie beyond the realm of "chauffeur knowledge." We need to go beyond superficial knowledge ourselves, and we need to be able to detect it in others. Show Notes
- The Two Types of Knowledge: The Max Planck/Chauffeur Test, by Shane Parrish

