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Technology of Humility
Jasonoff's (2003) article attempting to standardize a balanced approach in developing technologies offered a four tiered framework to help understand who her theory may be practically employed. The purpose of this essay is to use these four focal points to highlight a specific technology that is currently teetering on the line between a technology of hubris and a technology of humility. To best understand this argument, I will first differentiate between technologies of hubris and technologies of humility in order to give context to the argument. I will then analyze the internet as a specific technology under the four guidelines presented in the guiding article.
Jasonoff claimed that technology needs to be balanced by all forces who may be impacted by the development of technology. She claimed that the outdated understanding methods such as an underlined social contract no longer can successfully...
When technology becomes over-politicized, a significant loss of empathy occurs by key decision makers, and many are affected negatively. When this risky activity is employed it is considered a technology of hubris. Contrarily, when more understanding and balance is used while developing and employing technology, this method can be described as developing technologies of humility.
The four guidelines of framing, vulnerability, distribution and learning all need to be incorporated when developing technologies of humility. The internet is a powerful technology that may be viewed as either a technology of hubris or humility. Applying the four focal points to this technology will help find where it rests on this scale.
Framing. The internet can be used by most anyone in today's world with electricity and access to a computer or other types of technology. Those without these primary pieces…
Works Cited
Jasanoff, S. (2003). Technologies of humility: citizen participation of governing science. Minerva, 41, 223*224.
Maynard, A. (2007, November 11). Nanotechnologies of humility. Retrieved from http://2020science.org/2007/11/11/nanotechnologies-of-humility/
Newell, T. (2012, May 21). Humility and hubris in science and technology. Huffington Post. Retrieved from http://www.huffingtonpost.com/terry-newell/humility-and-hubris-in- sc_b_1529498.html
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