I was just reading up on something called "technological solutionism" which is the belief that software and technology can fix basically every issue we have. Which just isn't true at all. It's paraded by a few specific people like Peter thiel, Sam Altman, Elon musk, some of the people who happen to be the most out of touch and insulated from actual societal issues. They have written books and essays basically explaining how their concept of making a society better even if it makes it worse now is "worth the effort" and that the "ends justify the means". Like it's so ridiculously stupid, megalomaniacal, narcissistic, and out of touch. I don't even know where to start on how wrong it is. The worst part is that this belief is particularly prevalent in places like Silicon Valley, and used in a way that manipulates people into thinking they are making something good for a group, only to be screwed over or to be manipulated into delusion when that thing is used for the opposite of what it's for. Pic related
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I was just reading up on something called "technological solutionism" which is the belief that software and technology can fix basically every issue we have. Which just isn't true at all. It's paraded by a few specific people like Peter thiel, Sam Altman,…
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why wait if you can make it better?
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