This doesn't mean we all are electronic wizards in earthly life, but through our thoughts, meditations, and actions, we can empower those who are. It is important that our intentions be free of attachment, or the feeling that we must have the result we want, so the first step is to let go of all fear and panic and all sense of need regarding this issue. Catastrophic thinking is lack of trust in a loving and infinitely creative universe. We are wise to dwell not on dire predictions, but on the constant and rapid expansion of real-world possibilities. We have created a monster, and have come to rely on the monster for much of what we consider the necessities of life.
Monsters can be unpredictable.
Humans must not leave important life functions and decisions on automatic pilot, thinking that the computers can handle all that. We ourselves are to be in charge of knowing where our food comes from, helping others, and learning to live in community. Computers are not, as some have come to believe, requirements for these functions. The human family does not actually need bananas from distant continents, huge government charity agencies, or the Internet. It seems, though, we could be called on to deal with just that if we don't face the need for a shift in our thinking.