Greg M. Epstein

Greg M. Epstein is a humanist chaplain, author and leader in the secular ethics and humanist community. He has served as the humanist chaplain at Harvard University and MIT, working with students and community members from all backgrounds to explore questions of meaning, ethics and purpose outside traditional religious frameworks. Tech Agnostic examines our relationship with technology, arguing for a more thoughtful, intentional and ethically grounded approach to the digital tools and platforms that increasingly dominate our lives. Epstein draws on his experience as an ethicist and community leader to propose a middle path between uncritical tech enthusiasm and reactionary tech rejection. He is also the author of Good Without God, which explored the philosophy and practice of secular humanism. His audiobooks and books offer readers thoughtful perspectives on living meaningful lives in an age of technological disruption.