This reflection examines the transformation of human existence under the influence of technology, which shifts the process of objectification to a new, dynamic level. The author points out that technology is no longer just a reflection of incorrect knowledge of the world, but has become an active force that reshapes the world according to this perception. This leads to a threat to the traditional foundations of human orientation and a fundamental change in the conditions of being. Although the transition of existence to a new level is generally welcomed, the author sees a fundamental flaw in the absence of a deeper reflection on this process. Man programmatically changes the world and his own situation without fully realizing the consequences of his actions. The text emphasizes the necessity of finding a new foundation in which human being could anchor itself again in a constantly changing, technized environment. The problem is not technology itself, but the fact that man has not yet sufficiently understood the significance of his own interventions in the structure of the world, thereby risking the loss of his authentic position and a secure basis for his future direction.