Believing that optimism is the key
to transforming the technology into society, it gives him more importance than
before.
All of this has come to our
attention from the Internet and the smartest smartphones we use today.
In the future, technological
wonders will surely overwhelm us. But what will happen to this great human
beings?
Since 1968, there has been a
debate on technological development. Talking about that at that time, human
beings will talk about telephone calls that are coming soon, even if they can
carry them anywhere, and they can talk to you from anywhere, talk about phones,
and fly cars, fast trains, and two hundred-story houses, as well as many future
things to come. Foretold. But at the same time, the prophecy would have been
very doubtful, and people would not believe it. But all of this has come true,
and technological wonders have never been imagined.
People are still imagining and
predicting the future of technological advancement. But they are full of
beliefs about their dreams. Mobile phones and smart devices have started to
update around the world since 2011, and around 90 percent of human beings now
use smartphones and devices.
In the last two years, intense
global consumption of Internet is growing rapidly. This is what influences
Internet access through smart devices.
The simplification of human
consumption is a result of a group of people's intellectual potential. It may
be a detrimental effect on consumers of ready-made products, says US
sociologist Harvey Sachs.
It is undoubtedly true that there
is no real relationship between people as technology progresses. Mindfulness of
spending excessive spending is a way of eliminating people from the
environment. In addition, people have gained tremendous information, which in
turn has some negative consequences.
Progress is likely to have a
lasting outcome for humanity, with the world's long, lasting maturity, which is
an infinite, enduring resource. People do not even want to see each other in
real life, to do something in their own labor, and to move to the independence of
the Internet.
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