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That's absolutely not cool. Instead of seeing the world as it is, you'll be seeing numbers, urls and random ads. You'll be heavily influenced by these devices,
by MisterWebz 16y ago
That's absolutely not cool. Instead of seeing the world as it is, you'll be seeing numbers, urls and random ads. You'll be heavily influenced by these devices, and it'll be just a matter of time before you stop thinking for yourself and let the device think for you, thus leaving the owners of the content that is being displayed in a position of power.
Sure, i may have dramatized it, but i certainly don't like where we're headed to in terms of privacy.
The sad part is, the next generation of people won't give a damn about privacy, because they'll be accustomed to the lack of it. I think it's already a bit like that.
- axod 16y ago>> "You'll be heavily influenced by these devices, and it'll be just a matter of time before you stop thinking for yourself and let the device think for you" I'm pretty sure people have said this about every technological advance. I believe the reality will be that we can stop thinking about useless wasteful mundane things, and spend more time thinking about things that really matter.
- protomyth 16y agoLike where you are walking perhaps? I keep getting an image from Wall-E stuck in my head. The carts aren't there because they are fat. They are there because with all this distraction you can't walk straight.
- MisterWebz 16y agoI'm pretty sure people have said this about every technological advance. Turns out they were partially right about the television, weren't they?
- axod 16y agoNo. TV is great (Not in US).