The article is displaying an ad with the tagline "The Evolution of Watching Movies in your PJs". I don't think the author is suggesting that you can stop techn

The article is displaying an ad with the tagline "The Evolution of Watching Movies in your PJs". I don't think the author is suggesting that you can stop technological change. The author is saying that it is fair to recognize the change often comes with a cost, and you can ask if you want to pay that cost. You can takes steps to mitigate those costs. Also, that the people who create and deploy these changes should recognize their own responsibility for it. They're not operating as blind natural forces, but deliberate human actions, and we can judge them as such.