Solutionism
A conceptual framework holding that any social problem can ultimately be resolved through sufficiently advanced technology. Systematically critiqued by scholar Evgeny Morozov, it is prevalent in Silicon Valley culture and tends to overlook the need for changes to economic structures, consumption patterns, or political institutions.
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Techno-solutionism was systematically critiqued by scholar Evgeny Morozov in his writings
The core premise of techno-solutionism is that any social problem can ultimately be solved through sufficiently advanced technological means, without the need to touch economic structures, consumption patterns, or political systems
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Techno-solutionism was systematically critiqued by scholar Evgeny Morozov in his writings
50%UnverifiedThe core premise of techno-solutionism is that any social problem can ultimately be solved through sufficiently advanced technological means, without the need to touch economic structures, consumption patterns, or political systems
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