Thomas L. Friedman Quote
All of these are signs that our societal structures are failing to keep pace with the rate of change, he said. Everything feels like it’s in constant catch-up mode. What to do? We certainly don’t want to slow down technological progress or abandon regulation. The only adequate response, said Teller, is that we try to increase our society’s ability to adapt. That is the only way to release us from the society-wide anxiety around tech. We can either push back against technological advances, argued Teller, or we can acknowledge that humanity has a new challenge: we must rewire our societal tools and institutions so that they will enable us to keep pace.
Thomas L. Friedman
All of these are signs that our societal structures are failing to keep pace with the rate of change, he said. Everything feels like it’s in constant catch-up mode. What to do? We certainly don’t want to slow down technological progress or abandon regulation. The only adequate response, said Teller, is that we try to increase our society’s ability to adapt. That is the only way to release us from the society-wide anxiety around tech. We can either push back against technological advances, argued Teller, or we can acknowledge that humanity has a new challenge: we must rewire our societal tools and institutions so that they will enable us to keep pace.
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