They Know not What They Do' : The Spiritual Meaning of Technological Progress
This article considers the spiritual trajectory of modern technology. The concern that technology brings about a profound disengagement with reality through an environment constituted by disburdening devices must be taken seriously. It would seem that the drive towards technological availability—inc...
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