Tokoni and Tala attempted to warn Blaison. However, Dr. Blaison Micheal Wraithe doesn't wrestle with the notion that technology is the problem per se in our modern society. What is the meaning of life, after all, but to understand our own natural God-given gifts and talents? Should those be artificially produced within us by computer programming? What is the purpose of life? But to give of ourselves with the talent and gifts afforded in the best of us; so, we can help benefit others? Or should artificial intelligence become a substitute for our good deeds towards one another? What good, really is a gift if one doesn't give it away? Would that not achieve a society for the betterment of humanity? For people helping people on a greater quest towards spiritual fulfillment, not be a better way of existence? The problem would only exist; if and when, technology becomes the official state religion that all of humanity would come to worship. So there lies the paradoxical quandary of the carnal or natural mind.
