Which philosopher argued that technology is a neutral tool that can be used for good or evil, depending on the intentions of those who use it?

Which philosopher argued that technology is a form of social control that is used to maintain the power of the ruling class?

Which philosopher argued that technology is a form of alienation that separates people from their true nature?

Which philosopher argued that technology is a form of liberation that can be used to create a more just and equitable society?

Which philosopher argued that technology is a form of progress that is leading to a better future for humanity?

Which philosopher argued that technology is a form of regression that is leading to a worse future for humanity?

Which philosopher argued that technology is a form of domination that is used to control and exploit nature?

Which philosopher argued that technology is a form of liberation that can be used to free humanity from the constraints of nature?

Which philosopher argued that technology is a form of progress that is leading to a more sustainable and environmentally friendly future?

Which philosopher argued that technology is a form of regression that is leading to a more unsustainable and environmentally destructive future?

Which philosopher argued that technology is a form of alienation that separates people from their true selves?

Which philosopher argued that technology is a form of liberation that can be used to create a more authentic and fulfilling life?

Which philosopher argued that technology is a form of progress that is leading to a more just and equitable society?

Which philosopher argued that technology is a form of regression that is leading to a more unjust and inequitable society?

Which philosopher argued that technology is a form of domination that is used to control and exploit people?