Technology is fundamentally a manifestation of human curiosity (present since human origins) but the speed of technological progress depends on capital availability; abundant cheap capital in post-1980s financialization accelerated information-age disruption like 'pouring kerosene on a bonfire.'
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Victor JvetsayEvidence Quote
“Technology by itself is really a human spirit... How quickly technology progresses depends on availability and the cost of capital... It's like bonfire of the vanities. It's like pouring kerosene on a bonfire.”
Created: 8/11/2026, 6:33:00 AM
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