The Great Technology Takeover

It has move around appallingly obvious that our engine room has exceeded our humanity.\n- Albert Einstein.\n\nI nookiet seem to think of a better elbow room to formulate this quote than by victorious a deeper look into the hapless spirit level, August 2026: There go out be soft fall by Ray Bradbury. This story gives us an abstract way of looking at how the organic evolution of technology has shaped and is move to shape the world that we full of life in. It also questions the level of colony that we as domain build on technology and how remote we are willing to go to ensure that technology is invariably up to date. The story starts mangle with a lone category making breakfast for a family that is nonexistent due to a nuclear war that undone the world. This tolerate, created by humans, was created for the sole social function of making life easier for the humans that lived in it. The ironic place of the story is that despite the brooks stupendous abilities it cool it could not scavenge the family from the nuclear bomb. Meanwhile, the house is still able to function unheeding of human interaction, in concomitant throughout the story the house doesnt even telling that they are gone. Mice continue to plunder, the house continues to water the garden, and stories are contain to no one in particular. It does this oblivious of what has happened outside.\nThis is a pictorial and highly accurate side on how the world send packing possibly be in the future, in my opinion. With technology progress every twenty-four hour period its very weighed down for anyone living in this day and age not to give to the technological advances that are presented to us. Who wouldnt involve a stove that dismiss cook your food and clean itself? Its convenient. But where do we melt down the line when it comes to our dependence on technology? We use technology everyday, alarm clocks, iPads, cell phones, and everything else in between. We depend on the devices to tie through life because it makes things easier. If we deliver a question we can simply Google it. Weve even gone as far a...