Show Notes
God made us to make things. Sometimes we make the wrong things. Or too many of the right things. Or things that don't do what they're supposed to do. Questions worth asking: 1) Is my product inherently destructive? 2) Is my product intentionally destructive? 3) Does my product do what it was designed to do? 4) Does my product do what the recipient of it expects it to do? 5) Do we have too much of my product? 6) Does my product perpetuate a cultural addiction? 7) Does my product ha...
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