> Too bad it's a big club and everybody here won't be in it, eh. There is some uncomfortable truth in this. Those who identify with technology, and take for g

> Too bad it's a big club and everybody here won't be in it, eh. There is some uncomfortable truth in this. Those who identify with technology, and take for granted being its masters, controllers and benefactors, end up the most disappointed. The hoi polloi are happily indifferent to the cargo cult of shiny stuff that comes and goes, which they buy because their friend got one. But those intelligent enough to know what we could have had, what's possible and what's lost, will feel betrayed by larger forces that nobody controls, whatever "big club" you imagine yourself in. It's one thing for a man to lose to lose his faith. It's something else when a priest does.