All Too Human
ALL TOO HUMAN is a podcast about the things I paid attention to before they became obvious. Each week, I look at the patterns, warnings, contradictions, and quiet shifts that most people brush past until they turn into headlines. Sometimes that means revisiting something I said months ago and asking what I got right, what I missed, and what it now reveals about power, technology, war, institutions, and the world we’re living in. This is not about pretending to predict the future. The future's too unpredictable. But it is about learning how to see clearly while events are still taking shape. In this world, there is a blueprint, and I'm here to discuss it.
All Too Human
Uber, Waymo, Tesla: Silicon Valley’s Plan to Kill the Worker (9/18/25)
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Uber sold freedom. Lyft sold flexibility. Now, Waymo and Tesla promise a future without drivers at all. But behind the glossy apps and trillion-dollar hype is a darker truth: Silicon Valley’s business model was never about innovation — it was about loopholes, lobbying, and offloading risk onto workers.
In this episode of All Too Human, Kala unpacks the Nashville Lyft–Waymo deal, the loophole that built Uber’s empire, Tesla’s robotaxi fantasy, and the next mutation of tech companies that no longer need human beings at all. From contract battles to crash risks to Nietzsche’s warnings about power and illusion, this is the real story of transportation’s future — and why it matters for all of us.
