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what is the biggest failure in human history?
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this post was submitted on 27 Jun 2024
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Having the intelligence to create technology but not enough intelligence to understand the implications.
we understand the implications, we just assume that the negatives will happen to others and that the positives will grant us a temporary reprieve in which to plug existing holes
The thing is technology is neutral. How we use it isnt.