U naslovljenom radu autor će predložiti novo čitanje Heideggerova promišljanja tehnike utemeljenog na kritici kibernetike Gilberta Simondona kao glavnog oponenta filozofiji Norberta Wienera, čiji je misaoni projekt gotovo samostalno uspostavio znanost upravljanja informacijskim sustavima kao krovnu disciplinu moderne znanosti uopće. Simondon predlaže zasnivanje tehno-kulture otvorenih mašina u kojem se čovjek pronalazi kao tehničar i mehanolog novog društvenog sklopa. No za takav projekt potrebno je ponajprije razviti radikalno disruptivan odnos prema svakodnevnom jeziku koji u sebi krije sredstva za novo osmišljavanje našeg odnosa prema svakodnevnim izazovima tehno-znanstvenog ovladavanja svijetom. In this paper, the author will propose a new reading of Heidegger’s reflections on technology based on Gilbert Simondon’s critique of cybernetics as a major opponent of Norbert Wiener’s philosophy, whose thought project almost single-handedly established the science of information systems management as the grounding discipline of modern science. Simondon proposes the establishment of a techno-culture of open machines in which man finds himself as a technician and mechanologist of a new social nexus. But for such a project, it is first necessary to develop a radically disruptive attitude towards everyday language, which hides in itself the means to rethink our attitudes towards the everyday challenges of techno-scientific enframing of the world.