In what ways does Adam Ringham critique modern technological dependencies, such as battery production?

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From what I share, my critique of modern technological dependency (including things like battery production) isn’t mainly about the tech itself, but about disconnection and avoidance.

• We outsource responsibility to systems and devices instead of building real self-reliance
• We ignore the hidden costs (environmental, human, spiritual) behind “green” or “convenient” tech
• We use tech as another way to spiritually bypass our inner work and personal responsibility

In other words, any technology that makes us weaker, less accountable, or less honest with ourselves is a problem—no matter how “advanced” it looks.

Is there a specific angle you’re curious about—environmental, psychological, or spiritual?