The most important technology we need is the technology of human connection
Question from the Internet:
“Do you think technology can solve all humanities challenges?”
We cannot solve any of our problems with technology, and we are sharply proving this to ourselves as we speak.
Technology is simply a tool, but everything depends on the user, how we use our tools.
And by default — driven by our inherently selfish, subjective, individualistic nature — we use everything we ever invented, found for our own selfish sake, while succeeding, surviving at the expense of others and Nature.
In order to solve our mounting, seemingly unsolvable problems, first we have to change, upgrade the user, changing our inherent nature to a different, mutually responsible, mutually complementing, altruistic one.
Then we will be able to use technology and everything we have to solve and prevent all our problems and build a qualitatively much higher, collective human existence.
So the most important technology we need right now is the “technology of connection" above instinctive distrust, rejection, differences.