Much of the recent FleshFactor contributors have mistaken their own personal psychology for the human condition. Even worse, the human factor is treated as if it's an unchanging set of wealthy, suburban American conditions. The only room for discussion is the technology. I find this incredibly disturbing.
Solutions are always complex and involve the evolution of an entire culture.
As a computer geek since 1981, a video user since 1973, and a citizen for my entire life, I think I'm entitled to be concerned about the narrowness of some of the techno-culture I'm seeing in evidence in FleshFactor. Our technology changes culture. Culture isn't static. That is, frankly, creepy.