How Do They Know What You Are Thinking?
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So, the thing about technology is this. So, the thing about technology is this. This is how do they know what you are This is how do they know what you are This is how do they know what you are thinking? thinking? thinking? You have a conversation. If Don and I You have a conversation. If Don and I You have a conversation. If Don and I have a conversation about whatever, have a conversation about whatever, have a conversation about whatever, it'll pop up in my newsfeed. it'll pop up in my newsfeed. it'll pop up in my newsfeed. You know, and I'm thinking if somebody's You know, and I'm thinking if somebody's You know, and I'm thinking if somebody's reading my mind or something is going on reading my mind or something is going on reading my mind or something is going on in this stuff. And so, you can't ask in this stuff. And so, you can't ask in this stuff. And so, you can't ask [music] a question. [music] a question. [music] a question. I mean, you can, but I mean, it's going I mean, you can, but I mean, it's going I mean, you can, but I mean, it's going to be you're going to be bombarded with to be you're going to be bombarded with to be you're going to be bombarded with all of this advertising and I don't know
Summary
The sermon discusses the invasive nature of technology, specifically how online platforms seem to know our thoughts and bombard us with targeted advertising. The speaker expresses concern about privacy and the difficulty of having private conversations without digital intrusion. The takeaway is to be aware of this pervasive surveillance and its influence on our engagement with digital spaces.