Philosophical Disquisitions: Flipping the Script: When do technologies disrupt morality?
Amanda Parr May 24, 2021 at 2:05 PM
Reproductive technologies are among those that have certainly changed the script... Anyway, it seems quite clear that tech changes human interaction and thus norms and your conclusion makes sense. I summarized this process in a blog post a while back. The truncated version:
Changes in ways people need to produce and distribute stuff, which lead to
Changes in social power relationships, which lead to
Changes in what is acceptable to believe is "natural" or "just" in social arrangements.
With changes in power relations, transformative messages become "acceptable" to believe, rather than heretical, offensive or nonsensical (usually after backlashes and largely unnecessary suffering - witch burnings, civil wars, for example).
You might find Ian Morris's Foragers, Farmers and Fossil Fuels interesting, or Spar's Work Mate Marry Love.