quote I guess paraphrased by Douglas Adams and taking from another post about it... https://boing.world/@pre/112606180833429872 / from Adam Dalliance @pre

"the natural order of things" perhaps is what comes into focus more when things like your age or enough time has elapsed, and realisation comes that you're not so interested in those things or you realise the dangers more than anything... perhaps also you realise you were half-tricking yourself or allowing yourself to be tricked in order to avoid core problems which there was never a really easy way for other than head on.

Naturally no longer are some things as important to you - and occasionally the original problem comes back into focus again... or another distraction n between.

But the "natural order" also as a phrase perhaps directly reflects nature and the order of that more than "IT" (Information Tech).

You might have chose what technology to use and what not to bend over for or what not compromise to 'IT'.... certainly interesting to think about as nature vs. I.T. and the "order" of priority or limits of IT before nature goes / disappears / energy used up....