Abstract

All too often, those who claim to shed light on such a complex issue as the role and evaluation of technology in the contemporary world, precisely because they mix debit and debit aspects, which have little or nothing to do with the problem at hand, do not enlighten us, but on the contrary confuse us, because they believe they can rely on the full brilliance rather than the weakness of light. So, we must begin to clear, to open glades, to shed light on what we can see and experience, but in the forest always, without aspiring to perfectly illuminate the lucus. Above all, in this operation of opening up clearings, we must take proper account of what the past teaches us, trying to draw some food for thought from the surprisingly topical insights present in that mine of authentic and enduring wisdom that is Greek tragedy.