> The plague killed way more people than nukes ever did
Yeah, but without bacteria we wouldn't be where we are today. Whatever that means.
I would not identify rather specific technologies accelerating the reach of the dysfunctional into "technology in general", just like I wouldn't lump together the bacteria that caused the plague and those that live in my stomach.
Yeah, but without bacteria we wouldn't be where we are today. Whatever that means.
I would not identify rather specific technologies accelerating the reach of the dysfunctional into "technology in general", just like I wouldn't lump together the bacteria that caused the plague and those that live in my stomach.