Topic: Technology and Human life..... (Read 5638 times)

As far as I can see Technology has benefited humans over the course of history.

No doubt technology can be used for harmful things but even a stone can be used to hurt someone or to build a house.

It's humans that use technology that make the outcome of its use good or bad.

Another impact Technology has had in some cases is pollution. It should be used more to reduce it in my opinion.

Technology gives us a lot of benefits and makes things easier for us.

I think technology can benefit us but it can also be painful for us. It depends on each of us want in which technology is it? Whether the technology will be used to improve the things or want to menjulumuskan us of crimes that can be painful Roll Eyes

I think this is the case, technological progress, specially chemical pollutants to the surroundings has been destroyed, and now the situation has been very bad.I think this is the case, technological development, mainly chemical pollution to the environment has been destroyed, and now the situation has been very awful.

I think the current technology has balanced pluses and minuses because not everyone uses technology wisely, as we all know that many country has nuclear powers that are ready to fire to destroy their enemies without realizing they destroy themselves.

generation has being a part of our existence, even though it got here with some risk but it has accomplished us more properly than evil.

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Technology for human life is worth it but for the children now they are more technology this is not rigth for the children they cannot focus to their study.

I believe technology will change the world to non-identification already in this century.
People who are accustomed to living in the old way will find it difficult to adapt in the new world of artificial intelligence and machine learning.

Technology can do so much good to human life. But it all depends on how well we manage it. For instance, technology that is driven solely by the sense of profit is highly destructive. Very little good can come out of it. When you're thinking only profit, you churn out every technological piece not considering how useful it is to mankind. Sadly that's the case today. So many products out there are actually not doing us any good. So, for now, I think technology is doing us a lot of harm. This must not stop us however from seeing the great good it brings us. Everything surely has its pros and cons. The former in this case seems to outweigh the latter.

But it is us human, who have a conscience, self-control and a moral compass. So we can’t blame technology for human errors. Technology has made our lives so much easier. The advances in technology now are so remarkable. Did you know that virtual and augmented reality are instrumental tools in health, medicine and technology now? Technology is designed to enhance and elevate our lives. At the end of the day, we still have the freedom of choice to use it or not, to use it for good or for evil.

Technology has unravel the mystery clouding every form of difficulty we encounter in life starting from transportation, banking, agricultural, industrial and in school. For example in banking sector, technology has changed the way old system of transaction to digital system and as I'm writing this in no distant time blockchain technology which is weapon of massive disruption interms of speed,accountablity and scalebilty
Will change the way transactions are done.Technology has reduced the workforce because what one hundred men can do in three days, technology will do it in minutes and seconds.

If your are on facebook ,twitter or other social media just looking at other peoples lifes and you give your real name and surname to the media and your life is more online than in reallity with more friend online than in reallity than smartphone is pure evil for you and you became technology slave ...,but if you use technology to educate yourself or working some kind of job for your self anything thats make some profit and improving your skills or your knowledge is great...however it can be good and bad for humans its individual

the progress of life era we can not avoid including in terms of technology that is increasingly sophisticated and rapidly so that something that was once impossible and for now it is real but in rapid global technology stored things that could have a negative impact both on ourselves, the environment and the universe by that we must be wise in addressing it all so there is no regret of the negative impact of technology

Technology is like a coin which has both positive and negative sides. We are the deciders and we have to choose how to use it. The usage of technology for over exploitation of resources should be always avoided. If we use it for positive things, it will have positive effect of our lives and vice versa. Nobody would oppose the development of technologies in any sector but the developments should be in a positive way and they should not have any negative impact on present or future generations...

For me technology is giving as a positive and negative way in living. Like we people tend to include the social media in our daily routine activities its whether good or a bad thing. It depends on how people see technology or how people used technology whether in a good way or bad.

For me, especially after reading works on virtual reality such as Infinite Reality: Avatars, Eternal Life (2011) by Bailenson, J., & Blascovich, J. (2011), I believe it will be technology that will help support the survival of humanity.

AIDS does not exist, it's a fictitious myth, another way to destroy the population.

The Great AIDS Debate with Peter Duesberg slams the medical establishments, HIV division on the Acronym-AIDS, it's not a disease but a concocted artificial construct to sell toxic death pills and to keep people in fear of their own underlying real problems that are called "AIDS"
https://youtu.be/26fyHAIqB40

It's a give and take relationship.

Technology helped us solve famine, plague and war. This is a concrete fact.

Famine - In developed countries, you are more likely to die from obesity than starvation. That's because we learned to grow food in abundant qualities.

Plague - We have developed medicine and vaccines and irradicated diseases that used to kill millions. We still have cancer to solve and AIDS to cure, but we are doing much better than before. People often live to 80 years and more.

War - War used to be the default state once. There was no such thing as "peace". Sometimes there was a state of "no war", but people lived in constant fear of a war breaking out all the time. In contrast, today it is incredibly unlikely that Germany and France will go to war. Even the US and Russia - it makes so much more financial sense to collaborate than to fight. Yes, there are still wars in the middle east, but that is because those countries didn't really enter the 21st century yet - they didn't move from a resource-based economy to a knowledge-based one. When your world revolves around resource scarcity, you fight wars. When it revolves around knowledge scarcity, you start working together.

And we can thank technology for all of that. We have built a knowledge-based economy. And the Bitcoin is a prime example of that.

On the other hand, technology creates other problems. Global warming is a great example. But even that can be solved through technology. It's our responsibility to power through the side effects of technology through even better technology.

It really boils down to balance, doesn't it?  Most people can see the positive impact of self-driving cars:  eliminate most accidents, allow people to use the time they would have used for driving for some other purpose, etc.  But do you want a robot to hold your child and sing him/her to sleep and subplant that essential human connection?  Probably not.  We will need to get better at assessing the long-term cost-benefits of technology in our lives.  Right now, many people don't really understand or care about what they are giving up in order to acquire convenience or efficiency.  People need purpose and meaning in their lives or life has no point.  Technology cannot give us those; they must come from within.