It is not a tautology to do the same things as others; it is because we seek some identity, a value, and it to be valued. In Aristotle, we can see that it treats virtue and the relation of correspondence as constructed by social and cultural practices in which a sense of Justice and Self-Mastering correspond with that worth. "We are right then in saying that these virtues are formed in a man by his doing the actions, but no one, if he should leave them undone, would be even in the way to become a good man." In that case, the technology or any other is a qualitative jump for someone to do something more easily. It is the technical operation and knowledge of a technology. I have perceived that Aristotle appears again, in many forms, in structuralism, into dialectics of the knowledge with quotes like: "We are what we do," and what it represents when we think about the development of technique and technology, the influence in the social behavior in a hierar...
