Thoughts on the Spring 2001 UIL technology topic by Gregory Rehmke. Click here for article.
Technology represents man's attempt to make life easier.
Technological advances improve people's standard of living, increase leisure time, help eliminate poverty, and lead to a greater variety of products. In most respects it was standard environmentalist fare, bemoaning modern technology and the harm it has allegedly done to the earth and to humanity. The Growing Conflict over Creativity, Enterprise, and Progress by Virginia Postrel. After all, many of those items' primary use seems to be to peep in on people without their consent or knowledge. In fact, technology is a conduit for culture, because it is a tool for expression and self-definition.