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author | rambochain |
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author | a3d |
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json_metadata | "{"app":"Musing","appTags":["life","technology"],"appCategory":"life","appBody":"<p> If necessary, further proof of the evolution: the appearance of a new organ in the human being. But it is not a genetic mutation, we do not know if it is transmissible, and we still do not know if this apparition will be beneficial or not for the species (if it is not the case, it will be a fire of straw ).<br>\n</p>\n<p>The smartphone, this pocket terminal.<br>\n</p>\n<p>Like all inventions, this technological jewel that owes everything to the conquest of space, is in itself neither good nor bad. It makes everyday life easier, but we track it minute by minute, it can save lives, but it allows mobsters in general - and drug dealers in particular - who are careful not to pick up easily recognizable mobs, and throw them away after employment, to make their guilty industry prosper (*).<br>\n</p>\n<p>It is an example among thousands of technological inventions that our century is fond of.<br>\n</p>\n<p>I therefore agree with the other answers: it is the human beings who are scary, not the technology itself. </p>","appDepth":2,"appParentPermlink":"p3cul3l75","appParentAuthor":"rambochain","musingAppId":"aU2p3C3a8N","musingAppVersion":"1.1","musingPostType":"answer"}" |
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author | cryptoandcoffee |
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json_metadata | "{"app":"Musing","appTags":["life","technology"],"appCategory":"life","appBody":"<p> </p>\n<p>Technology is good and bad. It is great that it is moving forward but look what the cell phone has done. it made out life easier but it also sent a generation backwards who struggle to communicate face to face.</p>\n<p>I know that their are going to be smart cars coming that drive you everywhere ,but I happen to enjoy driving and don't fancy a computer driving for me. There are certain tasks I have a computer/robot doing but we are talking taking away jobs from others and I think that is very wrong.</p>\n<p>The world will be a poorer place because of this if we are not careful. It will be a fine balance from having too much technology in the wrong areas. </p>","appDepth":2,"appParentPermlink":"p3cul3l75","appParentAuthor":"rambochain","musingAppId":"aU2p3C3a8N","musingAppVersion":"1.1","musingPostType":"answer"}" |
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author | futuremind |
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json_metadata | "{"app":"Musing","appTags":["life","technology"],"appCategory":"life","appBody":"<p>I'm more saddened than afraid. </p>\n<p>I notice the disconnect from nature and social interactions as a result of technology, in others, and even myself at times.. It get's worse the more advanced we become. I feel technology is a double edged sword. </p>","appDepth":2,"appParentPermlink":"p3cul3l75","appParentAuthor":"rambochain","musingAppId":"aU2p3C3a8N","musingAppVersion":"1.1","musingPostType":"answer"}" |
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<p>Science has constantly utilized productive doubt to enhance and now and again to a really demonstrate a hypothesis. Innovation is the stupendous case of what science has accomplished. The dread is normal, for the most part it originates from the un-educated or the un-taught that have kept running from the whorl-winds of innovation. </p><p>This is certainly not another thing for people. At the point when the printing press initially showed up it was met with a colossal dismissal of it's utilization, esteem and even it's profound quality. A book was in numerous eyes a shocking result of another innovation that rose due to the requirement for researchers to record, consequently share and turn into a living history. Today, no human can live without purchasing, owning, utilizing and the keeping of books. Homes, schools, libraries, organizations, governments live beyond words the Book. Would you be able to envision not having books. </p><p>Today the world is breathing innovation as it characterizes how we live and survive. I don't think the normal individual acknowledges exactly how huge simply the correspondences framework has progressed toward becoming. Also other interlaced frameworks like; shipping, parkways, railways, air courses, TV, radio: am-fm-shortwave-and so on., microwave-joins, cell, electrical power network, satellites and the notorious INTERNET in addition to it's required information stockpiling. The rundown continues endlessly. </p><p>Would you be able to envision what number of electro-attractive transmissions (EM waves), with simply the wifi and cellphones are happening all around everybody all over the place. I have made a harsh gauge of 10,000 flags passing through my body each minute. (I'm not proposing that these mischief us) but rather the greatness is amazing a direct result of the a huge number of gadgets inside 5 miles of my body. I'm genuinely certain if I somehow managed to remain with Alexander Bell in his lab and I let him know of this future reality he would presumably take a stick and beat my head in, just on the wildness of my words.</p>
author | palemos |
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permlink | p3ramx97x |
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json_metadata | "{"app":"Musing","appTags":["life","technology"],"appCategory":"life","appBody":"<p>Science has constantly utilized productive doubt to enhance and now and again to a really demonstrate a hypothesis. Innovation is the stupendous case of what science has accomplished. The dread is normal, for the most part it originates from the un-educated or the un-taught that have kept running from the whorl-winds of innovation. </p><p>This is certainly not another thing for people. At the point when the printing press initially showed up it was met with a colossal dismissal of it's utilization, esteem and even it's profound quality. A book was in numerous eyes a shocking result of another innovation that rose due to the requirement for researchers to record, consequently share and turn into a living history. Today, no human can live without purchasing, owning, utilizing and the keeping of books. Homes, schools, libraries, organizations, governments live beyond words the Book. Would you be able to envision not having books. </p><p>Today the world is breathing innovation as it characterizes how we live and survive. I don't think the normal individual acknowledges exactly how huge simply the correspondences framework has progressed toward becoming. Also other interlaced frameworks like; shipping, parkways, railways, air courses, TV, radio: am-fm-shortwave-and so on., microwave-joins, cell, electrical power network, satellites and the notorious INTERNET in addition to it's required information stockpiling. The rundown continues endlessly. </p><p>Would you be able to envision what number of electro-attractive transmissions (EM waves), with simply the wifi and cellphones are happening all around everybody all over the place. I have made a harsh gauge of 10,000 flags passing through my body each minute. (I'm not proposing that these mischief us) but rather the greatness is amazing a direct result of the a huge number of gadgets inside 5 miles of my body. I'm genuinely certain if I somehow managed to remain with Alexander Bell in his lab and I let him know of this future reality he would presumably take a stick and beat my head in, just on the wildness of my words.</p>","appDepth":2,"appParentPermlink":"p3cul3l75","appParentAuthor":"rambochain","musingAppId":"aU2p3C3a8N","musingAppVersion":"1.1","musingPostType":"answer"}" |
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