Technological Determinism is the theory that technology shapes society's values, beliefs, and social structures. It suggests that advancements in technology drive historical change and influence how people interact with one another. For example, the rise of the internet has transformed communication, leading to new social norms and behaviors. Critics of Technological Determinism argue that it oversimplifies the relationship between technology and society. They believe that social, cultural, and political factors also play significant roles in shaping how technology is used. This perspective emphasizes that while technology can influence society, it is not the sole determinant of social change.