Quote by Albert Einstein

It is appallingly obvious our technology has exceeded our humanity

It is appallingly obvious our technology has exceeded our hu

Summary

This quote by Albert Einstein reflects on how humanity has been overwhelmed by the rapid advancements of technology. It suggests that our focus on technological progress has been disproportionate to our personal and ethical development. Einstein highlights the disconnection between our advancements in science and our abilities to create a harmonious and compassionate society. This quote serves as a warning to remind us of the potential pitfalls of technology when not guided by ethical principles and the need to ensure that our humanity is not overshadowed by our reliance on machines.

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By Albert Einstein

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