An excellent comment much like everything zerosizedweasle wrote here. However, I can't believe you wrote these: > A lot of our best science and technology eme

An excellent comment much like everything zerosizedweasle wrote here. However, I can't believe you wrote these: > A lot of our best science and technology emerged from bad intentions--war, accidents, control, private power struggles. >A lot of our worst science and technology emerged from good intentions--charity, humanity, heroism, public works. And then concluded: > It's a strange world. I'd suggest to make a conclusion based on a deeper analysts starting with the question "Why?"... Nothing strange about it. For starters, aren't wars always sold with good intentions? As is AI now. > We should all think extremely carefully about what we're contributing to. What about to whom you're contributing to? > Progress is inevitable, but as designers, builders and preachers of the latest technologies, we have a small amount of power. How true, it's small indeed, for the sake of clarity I'll put it differently: Don't bring design skills to a political fight - that's definitely not the way to success, big or small.