Historically, in civilizations:
- a culture without infrastructure is like a ghost, a soul that wanders through eternity with no body (think Byzantine Empire) 
- infrastructure with no culture is like a machine -- what is that? I'd say something akin to the Soviet Union, but even that had culture itself. Or  the Cultural Revolution could also be seen as an attempt to reorient culture and infrastructure toward a new vision, but - once again, it isn't that it didn't have culture, or a soul - just something radically different than what was before

Oh right i almost forgot -- infrastructure with no culture is 2000s/2010s Internet technology behemoth companies

creating and destroying; flying cars, roc.camera, july.rocks

Everyone is from somewhere. Cofounder and CEO of Pinata. https://www.pinata.cloud/

A red pill to many of us (largely millennials) who were sold "make the world a better place" or "don't be evil", is that IT is just another incarnation of dominant industry

There is nothing inherently more noble about a Google or a Meta than a Standard Oil

The nobility is temporal, and must be found again in fledgling industry

You, Android & keccers all seem to be on similar wave lengths today. 

Or maybe the macro environment has everyone worried for our short-term future (I am)

You, Android & keccers all seem to be on similar wave lengths today. 

Or maybe the macro environment has everyone worried for our short-term future (I am)
https://warpcast.com/androidsixteen.eth/0x44e6b22d

What does that make America? Economic infra with no culture