It appears to me that embedded in your answer above, that we, societies collective ego, have over engineered the external or the material world due to the egotistical nature of the collective ego and under engineered the interior, the immaterial or the soul. Thus making the world ripe for the knowledge of Authentic Kabbalah to be revealed.

A fitting adage here is, “what good is it for a man to gain the whole (external/material) world, and yet lose his own soul?” appears to supports the logic of your argument. Many “westernized” minds, even myself grew up believing this adage to be only negative. Now if one interjects that wisdom has two sides to it as the prophet Job put forth and we know that there are two sides to a coin, heads and tails and one cannot see both sides at once unless they are using a reflective device such as a mirror. So now we can begin to perceive a “light” side and a “dark” side, a seen world and an unseen world .

So what is the positive side or “what good is it for a man to gain the (external) whole world? “The good” could be said to be a process of people coming to a place in life where they begin internalizing that what is typically called the “problems of the world” are not the problem but rather the symptoms. Thus they begin to look or search for their soul. Why? Because they lost it. Could, Authentic Kabbalah be considered the “reflective device” needed to assist people in this process which requires “internalizing life’s experiences”.

It is interesting that global surveying (Manpower Inc.) of the world of work reveals that employers, globally are having a difficult time in finding engineers that have the specific talents they need. Now contrast this lack of engineers for the corporeal world with the need to engineer the soul of humanity. Could this plight of employers both be reality and an illusion to the human eye unbeknownst to them? Could it be because all is energy and energy is in the process of converting from one form to another?

L’ Chaim!