> It bothers me that instead of adapting the tool to us we have adapted ourselves to the tool. Isn't that always the way it is? Society made obvious shifts wit

> It bothers me that instead of adapting the tool to us we have adapted ourselves to the tool. Isn't that always the way it is? Society made obvious shifts with the invention of the car. With the invention of the printing press, we adapted by teaching people to read the things it produced. Adapting to our tools seems like the reason we live anything like we currently do. Otherwise we'd still live in communities in the woods, with technology that has adapted to us (which is an interesting thing to think about).