Modern people continue to dream with <Bee Pill>: "Nihilism and Technology" Junichi Ikeda

"Nihilism and Technology" Noren Garts: Atsuka Minamizawa: Translated Nietche is not a technology, but the relationship between morality, religion and nihilism, but this analysis applies to technology. We pursue ethical goals through technology. Technology has nurtured users' religion and draws out users. From these compositions, I was convinced that Nietzsche's philosophy and ideas apply to technology. This book does not explore new interpretation of Nietzsche's thoughts. The aim was to develop an excellent critical perspective on Nietzsche's philosophy about the relationship between people and technology. This book does not identify the target group, both academic or cultural. In the Nietzsche style, this book is a book that is not for everyone or for anyone. ── From the Maekaki

Noren Garts | NOLEN GERTZ An assistant professor at Twente University (applied philosophy).4TU.A senior researcher in CentralForeTHICSANDTECHNOLOGY.He has authored "THILOSOPHYOFWARANDEXILE" (2014) (unpredictable).He published research articles in "Atlantic", "Washington Post", and "AbcauStralia".His research on his nihilism and technology has been transmitted on Twitter (@ethicistforire).

Nowadays, the distance between technology and people is extremely reduced.

The era of always carrying a smartphone is an era where everyone lives while carrying state -of -the -art technology.By seeing the update of the app every day, the religion that technology is always new is established.It's just one step away from that, "technology can surely solve most problems in the world."

In fact, it is reported every day that various technologies solve some problems.In the modern era, a small part of this with a smartphone can be expected to solve the existing inconvenience of the current inconvenience due to the advances in technology.

The semi -automated technology releases humans from various responsibilities.By using technology, you may be able to experience what individuals will experience into their own convenience.Such a dream is also true.

Nevertheless, such a problem solving the problem often means "erasure of the problem."Once it is resolved, even a problematic inconvenience will be forgotten.As a result, the "world without self -reflection" emerges.A world where ethics are practiced through technology instead of people.The preacher who advises morals is also a technology.

In this way, the "solution of the problem" by technology leads to "elimination of problems", losing the opportunity of self -themselves, leading to "denial of raw".The situation is like the European society itself in the late 19th century that Nietzsche once discussed.That is the starting point of this book, Nihilism and Technology.

Nietzsche once stated that his readers were not born yet, and they were writing for the future.Nietzsche's interest was the "cultural disease" that spread in society at the time, and he himself regarded himself as a "cultural doctor."