─Technology is the violent nature of our species
During these first two chapters (I don't know yet how many there will be) I
have reviewed different authors; trying to build a more satisfactory concept,
which would give me the possibility to cover the different manifestations of
violence as a detonator of technology, although also the psychoactive
substances are fundamental, since they stimulated the curiosity of the "most
developed animal" in the forms of intelligence on earth. I believe, then, that
the possibility of consulting authors with the immense range of possibilities
of internet searches, trying to find the original sources of each sub-theme
and author to be part of my approach. Each technology news pop-up brings
with it a new approach to the problem, and makes me understand more the
technophobia and fear of the fourth industrial revolution with its features
of Big Data, Blockchain, Transhumanism and artificial intelligence.
I could say that although I am an animal with 47 elapsed solar
cycles, I am amazed and admired by every improvement in electrical
impulse devices. Unlike the rest of the inhabitants of my social
environment, I see technology as something positive, as an extension to
achieve a common cause. Without forgetting that the politics of
colonization allowed us to take a bigger picture and to build theoretically
developed concepts thanks to the scientific method. Since the distance in
time, i.e. "years" was an invention of us, human beings.
Man used flint or silica to make the first weapons and tools in the
history of mankind (Paleolithic era), this was probably due to the
abundance of these rocks in nature. And because the hominids discovered
through mistakes and successes both its hardness and its relative ease of
working. But flint was a fundamental part in the development of
civilization as this rock was used for the generation of fire sparks. Obsidian
was also carved in prehistoric times before man used metal weapons, tools
and utensils. Rocks that appear as volcanic glass were preferred by
hominids that, with practice and skill, learned to obtain elongated flakes as
