I'd say it's more like: we have pathetically crude technology, don't appreciate our miraculous institutions, and blame errors on emotions, 'biases', and other alleged defects.
The problems of the 21st century in one sentence. I am, of course, super-optimistic. 
We can make a far better future - in part by improving our institutions, and by better understanding our emotions. To quote @starsandrobots: "The future is STILL unwritten".https://twitter.com/ShaneAParrish/status/853034382436597760 …
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It can be true that we don't sufficiently appreciate our institutions, and also that they're extremely primitive compared to what is possible. I suspect one day they'll look like flint axes.
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We have pathetically crude technology, 20th century institutions and 21st century emotions. But yes, all of those will be corrected.
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Perhaps a lead on the institutions fronthttps://twitter.com/edelwax/status/1031247926553653251 …
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If you want to understand the structural dynamics of those medieval institutions, I'm a complex systems guy that writes about that. The answer is more empathy, creating more synergistic knowledge. Here's a piece to start:https://empathy.guru/2019/09/08/why-must-academia-evolve/ …
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