Applying a screwdriver to a nail is the wrong tool for the problem, even tough that tool has excellent properties in many other contexts. Technology is not some kind of magic wand that you can point at <i>every</i> problem and make it smaller or disappear, in fact, for some problems technology is so wrong that it makes the problems worse rather than better. I&#x27;m not sold on technology having a positive role to play here but I&#x27;m open to specific suggestions (just like Ryan originally asked for) and if there are any that might work I will definitely support those, in spite of my skepticism about such solutions in general in the current context based on what technology has been able to achieve on this front to date.