Philosophy of Technology (Paperback)

The authors strongly believe that technology is inherently humanistic because man himself is the creator of it, and how we should exploit it must be justly separated and analyzed. Undoubtedly, this evolving creature in the age of governance of modernism is full of a force for social perfection that sometimes engulfs this meandering path and captivates human excesses and self-centeredness. Relying on unrelenting imagination, he strives to incorporate a new design and make the architect of the inner world more relaxed and dreamy of himself. A creature who strives to seek a higher level of understanding of the meaning of presence through technical valence. From this point, technology is a system to organize the thinking and seeing of humanity in the age of modernity, a system with the power of tools to change sounds, break forms, redesign rules and make rationalism more meaningful.