Cain Nightroad
Daydreaming
We're currently living in the twenty-first century, save that small portion of us that have abused time machine rights and come here from some other time. As twenty-first century-ers, how exactly do we all feel about what technology has done for our generation?
We've brought modernizations to the four corners of the world. Go back nearly a decade and visit rural areas in Alaska; people still lived in tribes and lived off of the land. Of course, this knowledge is going to spark a flame in some of you. That ever present question of if we would choose technology over nature looms above us, but let's ignore that question for now.
The main point here is to discuss what technology has done for us in our everyday lives, even beyond that. How has technology affected you? Do you accept it, or would you change it? If so, how? Obviously, technology hasn't always been kind to all of us. I'd like to move past iPods, computers, and the like; instead think of more obscure ways technology has impacted us. Just look at how we can all communicate through the Internet.
Technology is a double-edged sword. I'd like to see which side of the blade you've been able to experienced. One or both?
We've brought modernizations to the four corners of the world. Go back nearly a decade and visit rural areas in Alaska; people still lived in tribes and lived off of the land. Of course, this knowledge is going to spark a flame in some of you. That ever present question of if we would choose technology over nature looms above us, but let's ignore that question for now.
The main point here is to discuss what technology has done for us in our everyday lives, even beyond that. How has technology affected you? Do you accept it, or would you change it? If so, how? Obviously, technology hasn't always been kind to all of us. I'd like to move past iPods, computers, and the like; instead think of more obscure ways technology has impacted us. Just look at how we can all communicate through the Internet.
Technology is a double-edged sword. I'd like to see which side of the blade you've been able to experienced. One or both?