The human evolution that I have studied is based on the mastery and management of increasingly powerful and precise energy sources, thus we pass from the blood energy to that of the machines (simple and then complex), which have gone from the steam to the electric.
I have no tendency to posture Ludita, who rejects technology, rather, I think I hug her too much. But, I understand that this can eventually cause a division in the development of humanity, a group can decide to burn or leave the machines and try to re-insert in First Nature, leaving in its minimal technological expression that Second Human Nature described by Aristotle.
I feel that I have seen a certain variety of scenarios raised by Science Fiction where this is addressed and it can be found that this fork leads a group to transcend (either leaving their bodies or traveling outside the planet or time) and another group to go back to a state that they consider more natural, personally I think that both are good options as long as they mutually accept each other and are not bothering each other, nor are they with the pretense that their way of life is "Superior" to the other group, since the idea of ​​the cultural superiority of a culture or race I have had enough throughout the history of humanity and its very varied wars based on these things.