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This is a 'guns don't kill people' argument, which historically has been a bit more complicated than that. Humans are not context-free actors independent of the
by turtles3 3y ago
This is a 'guns don't kill people' argument, which historically has been a bit more complicated than that. Humans are not context-free actors independent of their environment - our environment shapes us. And the argument here is that this technology would create an environment that would have a tendency to bend us into a shape we may not like.
- hinkley 3y agoIf you'd like to ask anyone in the Human Factors space for literature on this topic they'd be happy to load you up with so many books it'll break your arms. Not to mention philosophers.