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Not exactly morality and not exactly an apocalypse, IMO. It seems that our brains can't keep up with our technology - for example, 200 years ago, one person cou
by jotm 13y ago
Not exactly morality and not exactly an apocalypse, IMO. It seems that our brains can't keep up with our technology - for example, 200 years ago, one person could realistically learn the workings of most of existing technologies - nowadays, it's literally impossible even if you specialize.
You need to work in large groups, yet living as individuals, it's hard to keep track of what you create.
And that's the problem - maybe the Gates foundation could invest in mapping the brain and figuring out how to improve it.
Once we're smart enough to understand more of the implications of our technologies and ways of life, morality will be easy to fix.