It’s crazy that we’re opposed to the idea of humanity becoming more intelligent and efficient… out of… “morale grounds”?

It’s like someone is saying: <br><br>“we have these amazing new medicines that will make you healthier and stronger and quicker and more efficient… but I don’t want to take them because I don’t want to be more efficient. I like being inefficient, it makes me happier somehow?”<br><br>Or another example:<br><br>“okay! So we have this amazing new tool that will allow pilots to fly planes without any mistakes at all, ever… but I don’t want to fly with them because I don’t trust robots?”<br><br>How does this reasoning make sense, people…?<br><br>Also, this conversation isn’t about privacy or surveillance. This is a side argument. I’m talking about the sole fact of improving the way we perform tasks.