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Mostly yes, but I imagine in some respects no: - Car, noise, light and general pollution. - Access to space and land. - Privacy & and in some respects freedo
by ownagefool 3y ago
Mostly yes, but I imagine in some respects no:
- Car, noise, light and general pollution.
- Access to space and land.
- Privacy & and in some respects freedom.
In lots of respects our life's are more comfortable, but I don't think having an iPhone makes up for having a generation that'll never get on the housing market in the UK for example.
- hourago 3y ago> In lots of respects our life's are more comfortable, but I don't think having an iPhone makes up for having a generation that'll never get on the housing market in the UK for example. You are more right that your comment. That iPhone is being used to show you more ads, track you, show you low-quality content that appeals to basic emotions... technology can make our lives better but it can also make them worse. It is neutral.