Cumulative nature

Rapid change

Adaptation to the environment

Genetic inheritance

Technology is the primary driver of cultural change.

Culture is the primary driver of technological change.

Technology and culture co-evolve and influence each other.

Technology has no impact on culture.

The rise of individualism in Western societies.

The decline of traditional gender roles.

The increased emphasis on material possessions.

All of the above.

Time delay between technological innovation and its widespread adoption.

Time delay between cultural change and technological innovation.

Time delay between the development of new technologies and their impact on culture.

Time delay between the emergence of new cultural values and their reflection in technology.

The use of social media for communication and information sharing.

The rise of online gaming and virtual communities.

The decline of traditional storytelling and oral traditions.

The increased reliance on written communication.

Process by which different technologies become increasingly similar in their functionality.

Process by which different technologies become increasingly distinct in their functionality.

Process by which different technologies become increasingly integrated with each other.

Process by which different technologies become increasingly obsolete.

The acceptance of same-sex marriage in many societies.

The changing attitudes towards gender roles and identities.

The increased emphasis on personal privacy and data protection.

All of the above.

Oversimplifying the relationship between technology and culture.

Ignoring the role of human agency in shaping technology.

Failing to consider the cultural context in which technology is used.

All of the above.

The rise of online communities and virtual identities.

The increased access to information about different cultures.

The emergence of new forms of cultural expression through digital media.

All of the above.

Point at which artificial intelligence surpasses human intelligence.

Point at which technology becomes so advanced that it is beyond human comprehension.

Point at which technology becomes so integrated with human life that it is indistinguishable from it.

Point at which technology becomes so powerful that it poses an existential threat to humanity.

The increased accessibility of cultural content from around the world.

The rise of multiculturalism and cultural exchange through digital platforms.

The homogenization of culture due to the dominance of certain technologies.

The preservation and revitalization of endangered cultural traditions through digital archives.

Importance of understanding cultural practices in their own context.

Need to judge other cultures based on one's own cultural values.

Superiority of one culture over another.

Universality of cultural values across different societies.

The use of digital platforms for sharing cultural knowledge and traditions.

The development of new forms of cultural expression through digital media.

The increased accessibility of cultural artifacts and historical records through online archives.

All of the above.

Belief that technology will inevitably lead to a better future.

Belief that technology will inevitably lead to a dystopian future.

Belief that technology should be used to solve social and environmental problems.

Belief that technology should be used to enhance human capabilities.

The spread of cultural practices and ideas through social media platforms.

The increased availability of cultural content from different regions through streaming services.

The emergence of global cultural trends and fads.

The preservation of cultural traditions within isolated communities.