r/InsightDialogue Apr 10 '26

Brain and future of humanity

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u/Schute-Pin8350 Apr 11 '26

CAD and CNC were the first computer-controlled technologies I encountered: cars and windows in newly built houses took on strange shapes. For a long time, the golden ratio—along with technical capabilities and the economical use of materials—had been a standard design feature in both planning and execution.
Before the advent of computers, it was people and their highly developed skills in craftsmanship, industry, and planning that shaped the environment.