“Despite Man’s Technological and Scientific Advancement, He Is Powerless Against the Forces of Nature.”

My pacifism is an instinctive feeling, a feeling that possesses me because the death of men is abhorrent. My attitude is not derived from intellectual theory but is based on my deepest antipathy to every kind of cruelty, hatred and natural destruction. Science is a powerful instrument. How it is used, whether it is a blessing or a curse to mankind, depends on mankind together with Mother Nature and not on the instrument.
I have two passions. One is a dedication to the world of science and technology. The other is the beauty of Mother Nature, to which I will commit all my life. Both passions involve journey’s of discovery. When the two paths meet, one of the great modern problems was exposed: how responsible is the World of science and technology for the consequences of their discoveries? I believe we have a moral obligation to increase the power and presence of technology in the world, but not everyone believes that — to put it gently. Many believe the opposite: that we have a moral obligation to reduce the power and presence of technology. There are four basic arguments against technology, with many sub-reasons. Technology should be reduced as much as possible because it is contrary to nature, to humanity, and to technology itself.
Contrary to nature because technology is in opposition to nature. It is produced at the expense of nature because it destroys ecological habitats. Its steel is mined from the earth; its lumber is taken by cutting down forests; its rare metals dug from the ground; its plastics sucked from oil and then burned into the air. Its factories pave over wetlands or meadows. Worse this destruction of natural habitat can extinguish species, an act which cannot be undone (at least not yet). Even if technology halted the destruction of natural habitat, the fact that we consume large amounts of energy causes a disruption in the atmosphere, which alters the climate. The scale of technology is simply so large that almost no matter how environmentally benign it may seem, its sheer size overwhelms natural cycles.
Technology erodes human character. It separates us from nature, which diminishes our natural self. Out of touch with nature, we behave selfishly, stupidly. We become consumers instead of receivers. We become artificial. At the extreme we behave like machines. Technology makes us greedy, unhappy, impatient, insensitive and full of hubris.
Technology proceeds so fast it is going to self-destruct. It is no longer regulated by nature, or humans, and cannot control itself. Self-replicating technologies such as robotics, nanotech, and genetic engineering are self-accelerating at such a rate that they can veer off in unexpected, unmanageable directions at any moment. The Fermi Paradox suggests that none, or very few civilizations, escape the self-destroying capacity of technology.
Technology has all the hallmarks of an evil force. The worst injuries to ourselves and our species come at the hand of technology: atomic bombs, guns everywhere, toxins in water, mind drugs, dams that fail, marketplace bombs, persistent radiation, automobile crashes, not to mention the technologies of war (tanks, predator drones, land mines) which have been designed with only one purpose: to kill as many humans as possible. Technologies amplify violence, and this violence is systemic, part of the agenda, built into the nature of these systems. Like an evil force.
In conclusion, with the rapid growth of the vast world of science and technology we are able to notice the prior reason for majority of our natural disasters are because of Technology. This is accelerating daily with those various destruction towards our planet by means of mining coal, oil, precious metals which contribute to landslides. The outspread of our vast growing concrete jungle results in the final chapter which is Global Warming. As we can see Mankind is losing the battle with all its technological and scientific advancements. Thus, the reason Mankind will always be powerless towards the driving force of Mother Nature.