Nice quote and fair candor. But maybe we similarly trivialized technology in the past and have suffered negative side-effects that could have been avoided with

Nice quote and fair candor. But maybe we similarly trivialized technology in the past and have suffered negative side-effects that could have been avoided with forethought? I'm not sure it's necessarily regulation but rather education that comes alongside any technology. It's hard to measure quality of life, particularly when keeping in mind the famous saying "the best things in life are free". But I'd argue that many technological advances have not necessarily improved quality of life.