Just think about the future.9G phones and computerized cars. Hats that sense the weather and shoes that change colors with a download. We’ll be so happy with our self cleaning clothes as robots do all the hard work around us. No more need for human interaction at all thanks to the new social media craze “Facetube”. Our houses have programs that have personalities that converse with us. No need to even leave the home. Will we be around to see the end of a civilization?
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True, perhaps we wouldn’t even notice…. But those color changing shoes are intriguing 😁
Believe me good sir, my friends and I have had this conversation several times. I’m in my early 20s and I still have a lot of advancements too see in technology and in the ways of the world. I often shudder in fear of how technology has already secluded us from human interaction and made it as less as possible. Also, I believe we’re becoming less empathetic as well. Less forgiving and less bothered about others. I love to interact with people and I for one would never be able to rely on technology for my share of human warmth.
True, perhaps we wouldn’t even notice…. But those color changing shoes are intriguing 😁
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I know. I think I’m on to something with those shoes, Erika 😎
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Haha!!! 😄
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Believe me good sir, my friends and I have had this conversation several times. I’m in my early 20s and I still have a lot of advancements too see in technology and in the ways of the world. I often shudder in fear of how technology has already secluded us from human interaction and made it as less as possible. Also, I believe we’re becoming less empathetic as well. Less forgiving and less bothered about others. I love to interact with people and I for one would never be able to rely on technology for my share of human warmth.
Loved the post!
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Thanks! I hope the rest of the world realizes it before it gets out if hand. Time will tell.
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