Technology is in itself meaningless unless it serves mankind.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Technology is in itself meaningless unless it serves mankind.

Technique isn't the most important thing for becoming a good craftsman.

Technology should be used to benefit society.

The engineer seeks not so much to know nature as to make use of it.

Engineers try to take advantage of nature rather than try to understand it.

Technology doesn't affect the content at all.

Company A is not a comfortable place for engineers.

We need mental skills, not manual ones.

They pursued technology that utilizes the behavior of human beings.

of a technique, the state of being primitive

Supercomputing technology is making remarkable advances.

What are the technical implications of this?

What should be noted is that this technology is not a simple filtering technology.

(of a person) lacking mechanical skills

He has outdone all his rivals in skill.

I can only marvel at your skill.

to be skilled in a technique

Our company needs someone who is at home in advanced technology.

I have no skill.

the condition of a technique being unskillful

That technique will save the world.

Technique goes without saying, but I think I also refined my mental skills.

I want to grow both as a person and with my skills.

express, as in simple and less technical language

I wonder if that technology can be implemented.

You have to improve your skills constantly.

Those are technical details so they're difficult to explain.

a technological civilization

The shortage [dearth] of technicians is growing more and more serious.

All arts grow out of necessity.