The author argues for a balanced approach. They acknowledge the benefits of technology as a supplementary tool (a 'gateway' or 'bridge') but stress that it cannot replace the essential 'living practice' involving physicality and community. The main point is the need to make these two aspects ('digital and analog, information and practice') work together like 'two wheels of a cart'. Option 1 accurately reflects this balanced view. Option 2 overstates the capability of technology, ignoring the author's warnings about its limitations. Options 3 and 4 represent extreme views (total rejection of technology) that contradict the author's proposal to use technology as a supplementary tool.