Really, my answer is no, or "I don't know". I mean we all benefit from technology,

but sometimes the improvement is worse than the way things were before. It's a two-edged sword. And I suspect, that maybe your seeing that bleak future where the robots take all of our jobs. Can we make a work force out of just repairing robots? Or how does economy move forward with a diminishing workforce?

Also, with that two-edged sword, sometimes it's not really better.

Like the way that you can be in touch with the whole world now with just a few clicks on your phone. It seems like no one can carry a conversation anymore. Or even if you go to dinner with someone, you only get half a conversation. The rest of the time they're checking their cell phone. And people feel naked without their cellphone, as if the entire world will gang up on them if they go a day without it.

yes but we focus only to thrive and not survive, and i know that is a bad thing right?

As much as technology is helpful, it's a tool, a crutch even. It makes things easier. As time progresses, people are just more and more happy with technology doing tasks for them. If used wisely, it's a great tool that should help but more people tend to be lazy and it's causing a problem where people are too dependent on technology and are less willing to do tasks for themselves. It's a major hindrance in society today, directly or indirectly causing rising problems that haven't been seen to this scale before like the drop in education quality and obesity.