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In this new and revised edition of Oswald Spengler’s classic, Man and Technics, Spengler makes a number of predictions that, today—more than eighty years after the book was first published—have turned out to be remarkably accurate.
According to Spengler, technology has not only enabled man to harness the forces of nature but has also alienated him from nature. Modern technology now dominates our culture, replacing what was once natural and organic.
Spengler starkly observes that after making himself the master of nature, man has become technology’s slave. He summarises this tragic paradox with the words: ‘The victor, crashed, is dragged to death by the team.’
Finally, Spengler foresaw that Western man would eventually grow weary of his increasingly artificial lifestyle and begin to hate the civilisation he himself created.
It remains to be seen if this last, and most dire, of Spengler’s prophecies will also come true.

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