E·POS·TA·SY (ˈē-ˌpä-stə-sē)

noun
etymology:
portmanteau of electronic + apostasy

  1. The act of gleefully shredding the gospel of Big Tech. (And barbecuing its sacred cows!)

  2. Relentlessly heretical scribblings and whatnot about screen time, ed-tech, social media, real media, safetyism, tribalism, word nerdery, parenting, and the general algorithmic asininity of our hilariously diseased groupthink culture in abject free fall.

Created by relapsed satirist John Allen Wooden.

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About John Allen Wooden:

Howdy. I’m a tech-traitorous writer, satirist, creative director, and dad based in Los Angeles. Having done decades of hard time in big online media, late night TV, ad agencies, politics, and parenting, I created Epostasy as my little lab for gleefully dismembering all those self-important things. Check out my tech-skeptical kids book series, Screen Time Tales, along with other projects at johnallenwooden.com

Screen Time Tales by John Allen Wooden: Fomo the Screen Zombie & The Liking Tree
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Electronic apostasy for the orthodoxy-averse. Award-winning satirist, author, and Late Night TV vet John Allen Wooden gleefully barbecues Big Tech’s sacred cows, our screen-diseased media, and the general idiocy of our algorithm-captured culture.

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