'Technology is socially shaped' - which among the following is not correct about this statement?

ATechnological change is conditioned by social factors

BTechnological design and functions are the outcome of social process rather than of internal standard of scientific technological rationality

CTechnological change follows a fixed, linear path, which can be explained by references to some inner technological logic

DTechnological change involves controversies, disagreement and difficulties that engage relevant social groups in strategies to shape technology

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