In this episode of The Life Dojo, Michael David Climmer explores the hidden cost of modern technology and the questions many people feel but are afraid to ask.

We begin with the power of real human connection — shared conversations, presence, and being on the same wavelength — before moving into deeper territory. From personal experiences during 2020 to observations around EMFs, wireless technology, and constant exposure to screens, we examine whether modern progress is quietly affecting our physical, emotional, and mental wellbeing.

Guest Marcus Edwards joins the conversation as we discuss rising rates of illness, anxiety, asthma, and mental health struggles — and why so many people feel overstimulated, disconnected, and exhausted in a world that claims to be more “advanced” than ever.

In addition, we explore ideas around bio-electricity, stress, information overload, and whether constant exposure to technology amplifies emotional instability rather than clarity. The episode also contrasts modern living with indigenous cultures that remain deeply connected to nature, instinct, and survival skills — cultures that show far lower levels of disease despite having less technology.

The conversation closes by returning to nature as the original teacher. From animal intelligence and hunting patterns to patience, teamwork, and awareness, this episode asks a vital question:

Has technology made life easier — or has it made us weaker, disconnected, and dependent?

This is not about fear — it’s about awareness, responsibility, and remembering what it means to be human.

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