According to Heidegger's Approach,what Might We Learn About Technology If

question 25

Multiple Choice

According to Heidegger's approach,what might we learn about technology if we experience a power cut?

• A)That energy is dependent on the capacity to pay to use it,which means some social groups are better able to consume technologies than others
• B)That technologies are a product of society,and as such something which individuals and groups create for the benefit of the masses
• C)That we only really realise our dependence on technologies when they fail
• D)That technologies will never be superior to natural processes

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