Some people embrace technology enthusiastically. Others don’t. Many fall somewhere in between. Technology is not inherently good or bad. Like any tool, its value depends on how it is used. A hammer can build a home or break a window. The hammer itself is neutral. The same is true of technology. Some technologies make life more complicated. Others remove unnecessary burdens.
I am a spiritual sort of person, and most of my life has been spent exploring consciousness, energy, meaning, and the deeper questions of existence. I have always been highly right-brained, living in a world of ideas, intuition, and possibilities. However, I, like other right-brained people, must also function in a physical, practical world where things move, fall, build, break, and reassemble. We must pay bills, organise appointments, remember passwords, navigate bureaucracy, and drive cars.
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