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For someone who mostly grew up in Europe during the 70's and 80's, the promises of technology certainly have turned into some kind of reverse fulfilment. It is
by axiologist 3y ago
For someone who mostly grew up in Europe during the 70's and 80's, the promises of technology certainly have turned into some kind of reverse fulfilment.
It is frustrating to see how the world increasingly becomes worse in parallel to technology's increasing advances not fulfilling its promise. Simply because the majority of human beings taking advantage of it have their mind still firmly and exclusively rooted within their primitive reptilian brain areas.
I am sorry for the younger generation who didn't grown up in a time before computers and the (now broken) internet, and who won't even be able to understand what old folks like me are referring to, simply because they lack the lived exposure of former times and realities. All those youngsters are inheriting a world increasingly worsening at a scale not possible before.
Death will be an escape and a relieve from this slow descent into the abyss of the current real time dystopia.