It’s hard to be a moral person. Technology is making it harder.

By Sigal Samuel

Online

digital technology often seems to make it harder for us to respond in the right way when someone is suffering and needs our help

About: Buddhist Ethics

Published in 2021 in Vox.

Bibtex Data

@article{vox2021-morality-and-technology,
    title={{I}t’s hard to be a moral person. {T}echnology is making it harder.},
    author={Sigal Samuel},
    year=2021,
    month=aug,
    journal={Vox},
    keywords={inner,communication,ethics,internet,present},
    ranking={rank3},
    url={https://www.vox.com/the-highlight/22585287/technology-smartphones-gmail-attention-morality}
}

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