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I agree with this completely, I'm beginning to believe that these 'cool' and 'innovative' gadgets are beginning to strip away at the individual's creativity and
by almost_usual 15y ago
I agree with this completely, I'm beginning to believe that these 'cool' and 'innovative' gadgets are beginning to strip away at the individual's creativity and existence.
I'm not saying this technology wouldn't be cool or awesome to use, I just don't see it benefitting the majority of humanity in the future.
- DanBC 15y ago> I just don't see it benefitting the majority of humanity in the future. What do you mean by "benefit"? There's a lot of stuff which has very little benefit if you define benefit in certain ways. With luck the trickle down (people becoming rich from creating these gadgets; concentrations of very smart people in California; etc) could be used not only to explore deep oceans but also to create smart innovative tech for developing world problems. It'd be great if Google (for example) had a developing world think-tank.