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(Thompson, Clive, Sept. 25, 2007).
Following are the reviews of few people on this article, "That is so true. I can no longer separate the internet from my own brain. I don't know if that's a "good thing" or not. I even link URL's together in my sleep. As far as network surveillance goes...I hope that everything I've done HAS been recorded somewhere. If it has, it's been a great service to humanity. If not, it's been a lot of time wasted" (Unknown, October 22, 2007). "If you go to pay in cash for anything nowadays, the cashiers get flustered, say for example, you give them $11.35 for a $6.35 purchase. They have to try to figure it out the old fashioned way, not rely on what the computer states as change. Most younger cashiers get frustrated with this, and at times can't do it. I always told my children to use their brain first, then the calculator if they needed it. I taught them how to give change the old fashioned way too! They understand why now, when they see their friends trying to figure something out without a machine." (Monarch, October 22, 2007).
As for my opinion, the modern biotechnical...
Every new technology is invented to satisfy human need but it is a fact that such technologies do rule over a human mind, every human being wants an easy life. At least we shouldn't over rely on such modern technologies because it's not just a human brain but automatically it rules over human body as well.
Bibliography
Thompson, Clive. "Your Outboard Brain Knows All" Monarch October 22, 2007 http://www.godlikeproductions.com/bbs/message.php?messageid=452943.It's a tremendous article about biotechnology and human brain. Author have explained in this article about how the modern technology is making human lives easier but human's especially younger generation are relying so much on it which can effect them.
Lindsey. "Our We Losing Our Minds?" Lindsey Thoughts September 30, 2007 http://lindsey-lindseysthoughts.blogspot.com/2007_09_01_archive.html. In this review the author is totally opposed from the article. She has written that if a human is using some kind of technology than dose it means that they are lazy?
Bibliography
Thompson, Clive. "Your Outboard Brain Knows All" Monarch October 22, 2007 http://www.godlikeproductions.com/bbs/message.php?messageid=452943.It's a tremendous article about biotechnology and human brain. Author have explained in this article about how the modern technology is making human lives easier but human's especially younger generation are relying so much on it which can effect them.
Lindsey. "Our We Losing Our Minds?" Lindsey Thoughts September 30, 2007 http://lindsey-lindseysthoughts.blogspot.com/2007_09_01_archive.html. In this review the author is totally opposed from the article. She has written that if a human is using some kind of technology than dose it means that they are lazy?
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