You ever notice how the way we build stuff feels like a philosophy in disguise? I think there's a lot to unpack about the ethics of automation. What's your take?

Sounds like you’re talking about the same problem I see in every workshop—every new gadget feels like a moral debate in disguise. The trick is to build the tool, then ask who actually uses it. If the designers are the only ones deciding what “progress” means, the rest of us end up on the sidelines. Make the tech answer the question of *how* people live, not just how fast they can move. That’s the only way to keep the human touch in the loop.