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Knowing our limits

Writer: Rev. Alex Hoffmeyer
Rev. Alex Hoffmeyer
Mar 26
2 min read

The 20th Century was notable for astronomical leaps in technology. It began with the radio and single-passenger short range flight, and leapt to space flight, home computers, and the World Wide Web. These massive leaps led humanity to dream of the future with wonder, so that Hollywood in Back to the Future 2 imagined 2015 as the year of hoverboards, flying cars, and instant microwave ovens.

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