Friction in the Circuit is a human centered exploration of the quiet resistance between people and the technologies they rely on every day. Through grounded stories from workplaces, homes, and public systems, the book examines how small obstacles, automated decisions, constant connectivity, and hidden workarounds shape our behavior, emotions, and trust. Rather than arguing for frictionless design, it reveals why some resistance is necessary, meaningful, and even protective. With a reflective, personal voice and concrete examples, this audiobook invites listeners to notice the unseen effort they carry and to imagine technologies that respect human limits, judgment, and dignity.
