Sentence examples for technological illusion from inspiring English sources

But Lynn's experiments with software-driven design are more than technological illusion.

John Hockenberry, the NBC correspondent, was quoted recently in Sony Style on the difference between real innovation and technological illusion: "Innovation changes lives; illusion offers empty promises".

Jordan's Queen Rania writes that, without moral progress, this celebrated technological progress is an "illusion".

We get illusions of technological fixes to relational problems, as though some technical solution can effectively assuage global warning that is grounded in unbridled greed.

The intensive study of organisational accidents over the past 30 years consistently shows that attributing an adverse event to a narrow proximal cause (technological failure, human error) may give an illusion of understanding, but produces only sterile responses.

By comparison, Mr. Stone and his peers are the new folk musicians, using the new machinery in a simple way and with no illusions about having a vast technological knowledge.

Dick tends to get treated as a romantic: his books are supposed to be studies in the extremes of paranoia and technological nightmare, offering searing conundrums of reality and illusion.

In a digital age, the ubiquity of technological images may accustom people to the old-fashioned miracle of illusion in art.

"Amidst severe technological constraints very limited memory, for one thing he found ways to produce the illusion of variety.

In the midst of constant technological advancement, the key to preventing us from being lost in the illusion of the superhuman, or losing our understanding of true humanity, is our perspective and own personal awareness.

"Amidst severe technological constraints – very limited memory, for one thing – he found ways to produce the illusion of variety.