Science 101 · Science
Science 101, in its third season, features Technium: The Living System of Technology.
· 28 min 50 sec · Hosted by Daniel Lucas
Episode description and notes
In this episode, we explore the idea of the Technium a term popularized by Kevin Kelly describing technology not just as tools, but as an evolving, interconnected system that behaves almost like a living organism. From smartphones and artificial intelligence to global networks and automation, the Technium is constantly growing, adapting, and shaping human behavior. We examine how innovation builds on itself, creating a feedback loop where humans create technology—and technology, in turn, reshapes humanity. This episode also dives into the deeper implications of living within the Technium. Are we in control of technology, or are we becoming part of its evolution? We break down how this system influences culture, economy, and even identity, while raising critical questions about ethics, dependency, and the future of human agency. It’s a compelling look at the invisible force that is quietly redefining the world around us. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
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