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[Batman] Where does Batman draw the line in the kinds of technology and tools he uses?

I Bruce seems to apply his keen mind to both old-school tools and highly developed technology for his caped-crusading.  

Outside of a personal creed and aversion to firearms, where else does he draw the line?   

He seems adverse to magic and alien technology, but wouldn't he be more effective if he adopted the more parts of these tools? I means he works beside aliens and spellcasters on a regular basis. He may not openly collaborate and share notes, but Bruce's intellect sounds like he can work out lots of this on his own.
gpt
He's adverse to magic and alien tech since its not well understood or relies on more nuance than he wants to rely on while on mission. You know the 80/20 Rule? Where 80% of the results come from 20% of the prep. Bats is a prepper to the extreme so he has to be efficient and selective on the tools he uses, especially since his life may be on the line every night. Wouldn't be good if the hydraulics on his powered suit failed during a fight with Bane, after all.

And to be fair he does use small amounts of both sometimes, he just doesn't rely on it, and much of his study of both is based more around the goal of having ways to counter it.

And in 2 futures (Batman Beyond and Kingdom Come), Batman does eventually start to lean more on advanced tech as he ages. For Batman Beyond, this means the batmobile and jet are combined and his suit features Ironman-esque qualities, including active camouflage. And in the latter universe he controls a swarm of quasi-humanoid robots which patrol the streets in his stead, and he constantly wears an exosuit since his joints have been pretty beat up over the years.