Quote by Edward Tenner, Why Things Bite B

Kranzberg

Kranzberg

Summary

"Technology is neither good nor bad; nor is it neutral." - Melvin Kranzberg This quote by Melvin Kranzberg suggests that technology itself does not possess inherent moral qualities. Instead, its impact depends on how it is developed, used, and controlled by humans. It implies that technology can be both beneficial and detrimental, depending on the intentions and actions of the individuals behind it. By emphasizing the importance of responsibility and oversight, this quote prompts us to recognize that we have the power to shape the ethical outcomes of technological advancements.

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By Edward Tenner, Why Things Bite B

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