Why does the future not need us?


 


Our advancements with technology are growing day by day, which is also an implication of the ever-growing brilliance of the mind. However, amidst this advancement, there is a path of devastation. For example, the brilliant physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer produced the first atomic bomb, a technological advancement that no one was ever prepared of. A creation that destroys the creation, a "destroyer of worlds," born out of fear that other countries will create it first, an arms race. It is indeed terrifying how it limits your choice once you get a grasp on it and how it destroys lives just because of a single leap of faith. Perhaps it is the vortex of change that is giving us a hard time seeing the bigger impacts of our technologies. The consequences of failing to understand our inventions while we are in the moment of discovery and innovation seem to be a common fault of humans. We fail to realize that the drive we always have for overarching desires to know everything in the world and the universe, and that such progress to newer and more powerful technologies is a part of science's nature, is but a matter that violates the laws of nature. To sum it up, we begin to prove that it is us who we should be warry of since we have the power to manipulate the future and destroy ourselves, in order for us to see a future where humanity is still around we should be more careful of creating innovative and destructive ideas.

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