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     Stock's point can be applied directly to technology. In so far as the benefit of technology arises from its usefulness, it loses its value when something better takes into accounts, and if we pursue this line of thought, the ideal world would be one in which technology is of no benefit at all. Because we do not need to use it. To regard technology as essentially purposeful, then, is to make the mistake of supposing that usefulness is valuable in and for itself. It is not; 'the useful' is of consequence only in so far as it is serves something else. Assessing real benefits, certainly, requires us to pursue a chain of means to ends. but this chain of assessment only produces an answer if, somewhere, it comes to an end. Where is the end to be found? The answer is that we must assess the advantages of technological innovation (                                                ).

1) based on the impact it has posed on the other technological innovations

2) grounded on the level of mutual interactions with other technologies

3) by judging through the criteria of current feasiblity of that theory or idea

4) in terms of the value of the ends to which it is a useful means

5) whether or not it can be used in a pragmatic way in our life