"THE TIN MEN HAVE NO HEART AND STAND SELF-RIGHTOUSLY HALLOW" BY Richard Holloway Jr "The Tin Men Have No Heart And Stand Self-Righteously Hollow" This title richly evokes The Wizard of Oz’s beloved Tin Man character, his hollow metallic shell vividly symbolizing industrial age science lacking judgment and wisdom required to justly govern expanding capacities transforming civic reality. Today, "tin men" in high technology proceed absent empathy towards vulnerable communities disrupted by innovations optimizing narrow datasets for efficiency and control rather than collective emancipation. Chief developers admit unpredictable second order effects, yet behave indifferent charging ahead rather than compassionately integrating excluded voices or applying precaution principles for experimental technologies impacting whole populations. Dynamic policy vacuums expose already precarious workers and households to consolidated automation and surveillance absent oversight. Still researchers rationalize collateral damage as acceptable losses towards notional progress, ignoring commonwealth priorities upholding welfare over profits or shareholder returns alone. Beyond obliviousness, dissent suppression borders on authoritarian information control rather than coherent evidence-based debate on managing change equitably. Despite rhetoric, most navigation guidance comes enclosed within possessive investment groups, their metallic sheen reflecting dystopian potentials for automated existence molded by unrepresentative hands. These dynamics demand urgent confrontation by awakened citizens before possible futures become determined for multitudes rather than carefully crafted ensuring optimum dignity, creativity and resilience. Visionaries call for radically compassionate technologies [...]