According to the critical attitude to technology,
A) technological pessimists are too cynical and gloomy while optimists are too naïve.
B) while it is true that some technologies sometimes have negative effects on society, this is not true of all, or even most, technologies.
C) we should make negative remarks only when appropriate, typically at an early stage when the technology is still in the design phase, but we have no reason to make negative or positive remarks about technology as such.
D) All of the above

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The critical attitude to technology acknowledges the nuanced perspectives on technology's impact, recognizing that while some technologies may have negative effects, not all do, and that the timing and appropriateness of critiques are important. This encompasses the views that pessimists may be too cynical, optimists too naïve, and that critical remarks should be made judiciously.

According to the Critical Attitude to Technology