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A better way to think of it is in terms of proportions, I guess. To wit, the negative effects of technology are simply an increasing function of how advanced i
by vouaobrasil 2y ago
A better way to think of it is in terms of proportions, I guess.
To wit, the negative effects of technology are simply an increasing function of how advanced it is. There is no need to think in terms of "pre" or "post" good technology. As it becomes more powerful, we need greater wisdom to control it. And of course, we completely lack that wisdom.
- shkkmo 2y ago> To wit, the negative effects of technology are simply an increasing function of how advanced it is. Laughably easy to disprove. Gunpowder is less sinpler and older than antibiotics and sterilization techniques. Are you saying that somehow the negative effects of saving people from lethal and debilitating infections outweighs the negative effects of greatly increasing the our ability to kill eachother?