Technology is Not a Tool (Principles of Technoskepticism, Part One)

Before we use any technologies, we submit to a technological way of thinking which alienates us from our environment, our ethics, and ultimately ourselves.

By David A. J. Reynolds | September 20, 2017 | Philosophy, Society | Borgmann, Change, Criticism, Discontentment, Ethics, Heidegger, Technoskepticism, Utopianism

From the Sublime to the Ridiculous, part two

European communist states were, perhaps, the ultimate manifestation of the modern conflation of technological development with progress. But with such [...]

By David A. J. Reynolds | November 9, 2016 | Culture, Economics, Philosophy, Religion, Society | Christianity, Communism, Distraction, Empire, Happiness, Heidegger, Industry, Knowledge, Materialism, Michael Sacasas, Narcissism, Progress, Russia, Science, Secularism, Soviet Union, Space Race, Stalin, Steel, Sublime, Technological Determinism, The Frailest Thing, Transcendence

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