Adrian TchaikovskyProgress is made by the improvement of people, not the improvement of machines.
About This Quote
This quote primarily refers to the evolution of human civilization. Throughout history, major progress has been made by improving the welfare of our species. We currently live in a time where technological advancements are making significant changes to our world. The quote directly refers to the idea that progress is made by improving our society, not by improving our technology.
Source: Blood Of The Mantis
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