Well, thats like your, opinion, man.
Some people believe technology is the root of all evil. Technology is by itself evil. Technology is destroyer of natural world and human societies. It is the driving force of alienation, specialization of labor and slavery.
Since the invention of the wheel, oh so often epitomized as the great beginning of invention and technology, tech has promised more play and less work, instead several thousands year later, we can put wheels in our bodies and yet we work more and play less than ever before.
The more technology in a society the more slavery, work and less play and dance. The more destructive capability.
So, yes, you can have your opinion, man, but technology is evil.
Technology freed us from these burdens.
Well, thats like, your opinion, man.
You ask a non-civilized person to survive in New York for a month, then lets talk again.
You are most hours of your life spending on acquiring food, drink and shelter. Its called work for a reason.
Hunters-gatherer societies spent much less time, hunting to aquire food. An activity that you cant even do today if you dont toil for a few months to save for that activity.
EDIT: btw, downvoting me for having a different opinion? thats nice.
It's tempting, I agree, to romanticize our species' distant past, to imagine that our hunter-gatherer ancestors enjoyed what Christian mythology calls the Garden of Eden, and that, had they but not invented agriculture, with its ties to the land and its back-breaking labor, we would even today still recline in paradisaical idyll. Perhaps that's even true, although I doubt it. But the arrow of time has only one head.
Very good catch, you hacker you.
I suppose it never ceases being necessary to reiterate that no technology is either good or evil, and it's not applied science which carries moral weight, but the uses to which people put it.