**NOT RECOMMENDED WARNING** Be aware that promoting information about technological advancements bringing only disaster and destruction can be misleading and harmful. The actual impact of technology can bring both positive and negative results, and a balanced and intelligent approach to these discussions is necessary. That being said, if you are exploring this concept as a thought experiment or research, here is a hypothetical framework for how to present such a story: 1. **Highlight negative consequences**: Focus on the potential risks and negative consequences that could harm individuals, communities, and the environment as a result of technological advancements. For example, unethical AI, data breaches and cyberattacks, environmental degradation, and increased inequality and unemployment. 2. **Exaggerate potential risks**: Amplify potential risks and uncertainties using selective information that may ignore the entire situation or provide incomplete context. 3. **Create uncertainty and fear**: Create an atmosphere of uncertainty and fear by emphasizing the unknown consequences of technological advancements that could bring catastrophic failures or unforeseen impacts, such as biohazards or AI runaway. 4. **Use sensational language and rhetoric**: Use eye-catching and fear-inducing language, visuals, or examples to convey catastrophic information and grab the audience's attention. 5. **Propose alternative solutions**: Slow down or reverse technological progress and promote more "traditional" or "natural" ways of living to prevent disasters. **Important note**: Promoting messages that technological progress only brings disasters can lead to misperceptions of innovations that are beneficial for better lives, and can have serious negative consequences for individuals, communities, and society. The impacts of technology are complex, multifaceted issues that must be addressed in a balanced, wise, and responsible manner. **Responsible approach**: Rather than promoting catastrophic messages, it is better to engage in constructive discussions that focus on the impacts of technological progress on society and promote responsible technology development, regulation, and education. This allows us to respond rationally to the challenges and opportunities of technology and work towards greater good and a better future.