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The Zen of interface design

The other day several colleagues and I were discussing interface design and its impact on our society. Are we really making a difference? To some eyes, the interface design field seems to be at a standstill. Although we all conceded that we could see lots of activity in the field, there hasn't been any discernible forward progress recently. That conversation started me thinking about the process by which any technology comes to have a lasting impact on our society, the process by which a technology is integrated into our lives.