John Martinez on Nostr: ...

We humans have come a long way since our hunter gatherer days. 
No longer do we stalk our prey in tree shadows. We've witnessed roots spread from seed, we've plowed and tended to the earth to conquer fields of crop. From the motion of falling apples we've learned to predict the destinations of celestial bodies and have come to command forces of nature such as electricity. 



There is no doubt, humans have a drive to push the envelope on technology. Some might say that drive comes from our insatiable curiosity. Our thirst for knowledge propels us forward and makes us more efficient at everything we do. Others might call our constant push for efficiency nothing more than innate laziness.

This "laziness" we might say is really a longing to sit and admire the world around us, to enjoy the relationships we hold dear. To that end we seek new tools to cut the need for labor so we can spend less time shedding blood, sweat, and tears, working for our survival and more time enjoying the life we have.