Technology, viewed in the traditional sense, is a means to an end. In the context of farming, for example, the plough and its later improvements weren't the end

Technology, viewed in the traditional sense, is a means to an end. In the context of farming, for example, the plough and its later improvements weren't the endgame--the increased yields were. I often equate a business to a ship. It's dynamic, navigates obstacles, and is captained by leadership. Perhaps the two examples are extremes on a spectrum. And inside is the option to learn more about the ship, so that the right problems can be resolved and solutions found, to help it reach its destination. And perhaps fulfillment can be found there. In fact, in doing so, sometimes, new courses become realized. Personally, I find getting one charted very fulfilling.