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Hi,

Technology has helped mankind progress into something, supposedly great.
Its in everything we do, even our hands are the technology of evolution.
As wonderful as technology is, I wonder how much of it is driven by greed.
Just how much technology do we need, and do we need to continue advancing it.
I would think, advancing technology to a point where everyone can live equally, would be a good point to aim for, in technological advancement.
Perhaps A.I. robots who can cover all mans needs.
At what point does technology become an immoral practice.
Modern day electronic technology is driven by economics/greed, as is much of our technology.
The higher the demand for a technological advancement, then the better chances we have of developing that technology.
Greed itself, I don't think is justification for immorality, unless it begins to cause harm.
But technology is now synonymous with our modern day economy.
The more technology you have, then the more economic power you have.
This relationship makes technology, a hidden currency, and harmful to those without it.
A general observation, but curious if I'm on to something.
Do you think Technology scales with greed, or are they related?

Please help.

I didn't find the right solution from the Internet.

References
http://www.sciencechatforum.com/viewtopic.php?p=273808
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