> I don’t want a hard bubble pop such that it nukes the tech ecosystem, but we’re reaching a breaking point. Some days I wonder if we'd be better off or worse

> I don’t want a hard bubble pop such that it nukes the tech ecosystem, but we’re reaching a breaking point. Some days I wonder if we'd be better off or worse off if we had a complete collapse of technology. I think it'd be painful with a massive drop in standard of living, but we could still recover. I wonder if the same will be true in a couple more generations. I think it's dangerous to treat younger generations like replaceable cogs. What happens when there's no one around that knows how the cogs are supposed to fit together?