Examples of using Technical world in English and their translations into Serbian
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Cyrillic
This is a technical world.
Naturalism” is a sidetrack in a struggle against the„technical world”.
Man develops his senses through the technical world in which he lives and not through his humanization, but through the destruction of his original naturalness.
Naturalism” is an off course in a struggle against the“technical world”.
In our highly technical world numeracy skills, particularly the ability to interpret and handle data, are becoming increasingly important.
The Max Planck Institute for the Study of the Scientific- Technical World.
Technicized movements, arising from the technical world and of a destructive-consumer character, represent the dominant form of repression over man.
The technical skills to operate in an increasingly complex technical world;
In our highly technical world numeracy skills, particularly the ability to interpret data, are becoming increasingly important and are highly sought after by employers.
The technical skills to operate in an increasingly complex technical world;
In our exceedingly technical world, numeracy skills, in particular the ability to interpret data, are becoming increasingly more significant and are hugely sought after by employers.
Capitalism destroys the existing world through the creation of a technical world.
For them the“technical world” becomes the“natural” world and the highest esthetic challenge, like Eiffel's tower, this capitalistic Tyrannosaurus, which symbolizes domination of“technical civilization” over man.
Cryptocurrency is one of the most significant innovations of the technical world.
Instead of a humane and humanized natural world, capitalism has created a„technical world”, with a corresponding technocratic religion, which pins man down to the existing world and destroys any humanist vision of the future.
Zeitgeist does not find the ideal of a perfect world in the past,but in some totalitarian technical world.
Zeitgeist seeks to use technique in order completely to submit man to a technical world and a technocratic“elite“ who rule that world. .
Actually, it destroys man as a living being and turns him into a robot,while turning nature and society into a technical world.
They consciously deprive themselves of all those features that make them men, and they escape into a“technical world” where they can“experiment” with machines, people, the living world….
The vision of a“paradise”, in which the“souls of the deceased are reunited in God”,is replaced by the vision of a“perfect technical world”.
They have been reduced to specialty-idiots who, in a“technical world”, where everything operates by“pressing a button” and where“everything is under control”, see an ideal world that should be longed for, and in a machine-man the“culmination of progress”.
These four layers serve to connect the social world on the one hand with the physical or technical world on the other.
Instead of a humane and humanized natural world, capitalism has created a„technical world”, with a corresponding technocratic religion, which pins man down to the existing world and destroys any humanist vision of the future.
Zeitgeist does not depart from the existing world as a positive butas a negative basis relative to which it develops its idea of the future starting from an idealized technical world.
It is a“one-dimensional man“(Herbert Marcuse),whose one-dimensionality is conditioned by the technical world that reduces society to a mechanised ant hill.
Science and technique, as the means for conquering natural laws, become the means for technocracy to do away with the emancipatory heritage of mankind and human powers andto submit society to the laws of the technical world.
At the same time, it has a reason to exist as one of the unifying ideas for humanity within the anti-capitalist movement- as a symbolic synthesis of the humanistic heritage andthe humanist potentials of mankind in relation to the technical world and the reduction of man to mere matter, meaning, in relation to the mechanistic materialism that has an anti-spiritual and anti-life character. x x x.
In his Early Writings, Marx indicates that contaminated water and air have become the workers' way of life, but he has in mind the daily existence of workers in factories and mines, as well as in the apartment blocks built in the immediate vicinity of industrial and mining sites, andnot the planet-wide ecological pauperism brought about by the obliteration of nature as a life-generating whole and the production of a technical world.
Man's submission to the established order is mediated by the development of technological processes,so the impression is being made that«technical world», as an autonomous phenomenon, is to be«blamed» for the established processes of specialization(an increasingly early selection and mental and physical mutilation of children), and not the capitalist order that turns science and technique into dehumanized and destructive forces.
The main focus of education in the Information Systems Science and Engineering Course(ISSE)is to train people who can work in this quickly evolving technical world, as team members, as innovators, and as leaders.