Entry#3 Children and Technology

Computers are everywhere - at home, at work and at school. Most of our daily

activities either involve the use of or depend on information from a computer. Activities such as learning to read, finding a job, looking up a product or planning a trip, could involve the use of  computers. Modern age is believed to be the Age of Computers and information technology.

A computer has to be 'told' what it must do. That instruction is known

as programmer. A computer can do different functions with a lightening speed.

 A modern, highly developed computer can predict weather, write poetry, compose

music, play chess and can also teach various subjects if required. It can make

reservations for the various railway or  airline routes.

The digital revolution is here. Technologycontinues to advance and computers have become an integrated part of our lives .Today communication are not limited to text on can ,transit voice ,sound vedio ,graphics with computers .  

                                                                                           

 Its sad how the robots seemingly have more personality than the humans, who are being conditioned (like robots) to live in a certain way. The more technology advances the more lazy people will get .

   

it's great that they live in a post-scarcity society, but people are defined by their culture, and this culture is practically non-existent. there's no fashion, no art, no creative and technological innovation. i believe culture is the most important part of a society, and it's not even found on the axiom.

. When a person's nannie from the cradle to the grave and all of their basic necessities are met, they have no skin in the game. They tend to become disinterested, bored and regress to a child-like state. The humans bound to their hover-chairs in this clip represent ourselves. We're barreling forward to a future where we want to be nannie more and more. But is that what we really want