Technology is everything that doesn't work yet.

Technology is everything that doesn't work yet.

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W. Daniel Hillis's statement incisively captures a fundamental aspect of technology: its state of evolution. The quote suggests that technology is defined not by the tools and systems that function seamlessly, but by those that are in a stage of imperfection or development. This perspective emphasizes the iterative nature of technological progress. It highlights that what we regard as mature, reliable technology today was once a flawed idea, a prototype, or...

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