I agree. Sort of. Yes, culture is a bigger vehicle of social good than technology. And yes, technology amplifies. But, in a feudal or capitalist context (esp. late-stage capitalism), where power is heavily slanted towards the elite, it also increases wealth disparity. Right from the agrarian revolution forwards. Under capitalism, givdn that the owners of the means of production benefit disproportionately, technology amplifies the power of the wealthy, giving them an increasingly large unfair advantage, which they have the resources to exploit to the maximum. = unsustainable.
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One off the bucket list
indeed!
OK, next time we have to do Yosemite together! Out of this world. One of the few places I will admit is better than my beloved New Zealand.
that would be great!
That intro music was a bit much... talking about a hike and nature in to heavy metal 😂
I agree. Sort of. Yes, culture is a bigger vehicle of social good than technology. And yes, technology amplifies. But, in a feudal or capitalist context (esp. late-stage capitalism), where power is heavily slanted towards the elite, it also increases wealth disparity. Right from the agrarian revolution forwards. Under capitalism, givdn that the owners of the means of production benefit disproportionately, technology amplifies the power of the wealthy, giving them an increasingly large unfair advantage, which they have the resources to exploit to the maximum. = unsustainable.