L inks to T ruth B lessed T echnology B efore mankind had fully entered the industrial age just over one hundred years ago, he must have been unduly burdened beyond any comprehension of our contemporaries. We still marvel at the majesty of the Egyptian pyramids and continually speculate as to just how those god-like Pharos of Egypt must have achieved one of the greatest wonders of the world without the benefits of modern machinery and technology. We understand from their own records that at the foundation of these colossal accomplishments was the tragic employment of human slavery.
Slavery is still very much alive and prosperous.
Many modern purveyors of mass deception have simply disguised this often-unseen oppression and convinced us multitude of slaves that we are actually free . Free that is to slave for what too many of us call a minimum wage amongst other heavily opium-laced perks. T he tools and machinery of our modern technological world have become the latest additions to the slave-owners' immense stable of laboring workhorses. Technology has become the other slave. I choose to sometimes call some of these technologies a blessing of sorts because they significantly aid us human slaves in our daily struggle to keep body and soul together.