Translations:Benutzer:Arian/Klett-Mini-Test/183/en

From the implementation of the findings of the natural sciences, technology arises. It is the product of the human spirit of invention and the handling of laws, substances, and forces that are active in unliving — that is to say, purely physical — nature. The merely technical approach interrupts the relational nexus that one has in working, partly consciously, partly unconsciously, to the things and beings; the operational sequence of the machine is fixed and, within its set limits, universally valid. It withdraws itself from human experience and thereby shuts the door to the exercise and practice of a craft-art that forms the bridge to enlivened and ensouled nature.