That technology has canceled geography contains just enough merit to be called a plausible fallacy
In "The Revenge Of Geography," Robert D. Kaplan explores the idea that while technology has significantly transformed communication and interaction, it has not fully eradicated the importance of geography. He discusses how geographical factors continue to shape political and social dynamics, impacting global conflicts and power structures. The assertion that technology has nullified geographical boundaries is seen as overly simplistic, as the realities of land, resources, and climate still play crucial...