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The problem with tech is that it doesn’t directly serve the users interests. It also serves the interests of business.
You can’t really serve two masters as the saying goes, so tech tends to prefer business over the individual which isn’t very healthy.
I've taken a deep dive into 3d printing. The tech moves at a slow but steady pace and it's one of the few tech related things I'm aware of that feels like it's a real user community movement still. Drones to some degree are getting this feeling too, but a bit more commercial crap there still.
Maybe because there is no end product from 3D printing business can take and wreck havoc with. I mean at leadt my 3D printer almost solely was used to make my 3D printer better :-)