@Lalith Lokarapu they're indeed not slow. But we have to know about Heidegger's The Question Concerning Technology. He basically stated that: "Technology is neither an instrument for human use nor a means to eventually lead us to an end. It's a condition or an event in which we exist. And because of this, we have to rearrange our entire world." So technological growth is an essence of humans dependence and their behavior of putting themselves to the product chain and other resources as a "fuel" and "process" for technology to grow. We depend on technology, because if it's gone, we will barely survive... Nor do technology can take over humans, as they are the proven aspects for the growth and industrialization process of humans. They are linked to each other.