History knows the facts when our technical civilization tried to bring benefits to the newly discovered wild tribes, but they used the technical achievements of our civilization not for the good, but to the detriment of themselves.
As a result, these tribes completely disappeared. Take, for example, the Vietnam War, when a previously unknown tribe was found in the jungle located at the level of the Stone Age. To facilitate survival (hunting animals), they were given firearms. When the war ended, they decided to study this tribe, but it simply did not exist, they destroyed themselves with the weapon given to them. That is, in order to survive, a civilization must have knowledge and technical means at the level that allows the moral state of civilization.
There is an assumption that atomic energy was given to us ahead of the development of our morality, in order to test humanity whether it will survive or not. And it seems that we still manage to survive. Is not computerization the next stage of testing for the "lice" of our civilization? It is no secret that a computer, if used correctly, bears the benefit of civilization. But if used improperly, civilization can become dull and degraded both mentally and physically.
But the majority of users, instead of gaining knowledge and useful information, sit for days at computer games, watching films or idle chatter in the "Circle of Friends".