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I've heard of Kurzweil, but haven't read the books. I can't say if I know who you are, since you're signed in as "anonymous."
There's no doubt that technology is getting better. The question is whether technology is keeping up with the increase in information. If you look over the last two centuries, I think it's pretty clear that it has not. Whether it will do so in the future...I have no doubt you have ideas, but can you offer any evidence for them? It would be great if you can.
Please try my web-based experiments