2023 Tedium Highlight by Andrew Egan: How new tech could build better athletes. 

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Andrew Egan’s 2023 Highlights

March 2023

When the Training Wheels Decide

Yeah, yeah, as Allen Iverson once put it, “We talking about practice!” But new tech can make athletes even more valuable during the game. It could even impact your job.
February 2023

Hobbyists for Hire

We live in a world where some tasks would be impossible to do at the necessary scale if not for absurdly dedicated hobbyists. If you own a metal detector, you know what we mean.
January 2023

Mis-swiping the Point

The NYC subway system—a mishmash of new and old technology—still struggles to build payment systems that work for everyone. And often, the tech often separates the haves and have-nots.

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