George Grant Quote

When we represent technology to ourselves through its own common sense we think of ourselves as picking and choosing in a supermarket, rather than within the analogy of the package deal. We have bought a package deal of far more fundamental novelness than simply a set of instruments under our control. It is a destiny which enfolds us in its own conceptions of instrumentality, neutrality and purposiveness.

Technology and Justice (Notre Dame: 1986), p. 32

When we represent technology to ourselves through its own common sense we think of ourselves as picking and choosing in a supermarket, rather than...

When we represent technology to ourselves through its own common sense we think of ourselves as picking and choosing in a supermarket, rather than...

When we represent technology to ourselves through its own common sense we think of ourselves as picking and choosing in a supermarket, rather than...

When we represent technology to ourselves through its own common sense we think of ourselves as picking and choosing in a supermarket, rather than...