#Technology

When Technology Serves Us, Not Rules Us

Christian Lous Lange’s remark draws a sharp line between tool and tyrant. At its best, technology extends human ability: it shortens distances, preserves knowledge, and relieves us of repetitive labor.

Why Answers Alone Don’t Equal Understanding

Pablo Picasso’s jab—“Computers are useless. They can only give you answers.”—is less a literal dismissal than a provocation about what humans value.

Empathy Anchors Leadership in Rapid Technological Change

Mary Barra’s observation begins with a simple mismatch: technology can be upgraded overnight, but human habits, fears, and identities rarely update on command. New tools arrive with impressive speed—software releases, au...

We Become What We Behold: The Symbiotic Relationship Between Humans and Technology – Marshall McLuhan

The quote begins by recognizing humanity's role in creating tools and technologies. It implies that our inventions reflect our needs, values, and perspectives at the time of their creation.