Sure, but that’s not the point of the article. The point is we don’t know what will happen, and it very well could be banned, restricted, etc. in some dystopian future by a bunch of idiots who don’t understand it.
To bring it back to the author’s nuclear analogy, humanity has been tremendously weary and even stupid in its use of this new tool.
Some great tools(ideas) get jammed in the back of the closet just because some idiot says it’s always been done this way, and this is the way it always will be.
Sure, but that’s not the point of the article. The point is we don’t know what will happen, and it very well could be banned, restricted, etc. in some dystopian future by a bunch of idiots who don’t understand it.
To bring it back to the author’s nuclear analogy, humanity has been tremendously weary and even stupid in its use of this new tool.
Some great tools(ideas) get jammed in the back of the closet just because some idiot says it’s always been done this way, and this is the way it always will be.