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Exploring how our current view on productivity may be inherently flawed, and what we can do about it.
Read Full ArticleTechnology has become an integral part of our daily lives. But do we ever stop and wonder how much is too much? While we are able to access the world from our small phones, we also need to stop and consider how it affects us, our relationships, and future generations.
Can you imagine a sentient AI that has the same capabilities as us humans? Something that fills our imagination, the centerpiece of nearly all depictions of the far future, might be closer than ever. Or is it actually? What have scientists achieved so far, and do we have to be afraid of a Terminator-esque takeover?
Games have been around for as long as humanity, however, we only came to realize the effects of recreation on humans with the increase in popularity of video games. While they are ‘all fun and games’, there are also people who suffer from gaming too much. But what is ‘too much’? Is there a thin line between gaming happily and suffering from fun?
Physical intimacy is one of the most arcane forms of connection we have in an era of technology. In a world where everything happens a bit too fast, and where distances mean almost nothing, one might think that we can do just fine without physical intimacy. But the reality is we can’t: This connection goes far beyond just touching someone. It is the act of relaying emotions, shared experiences, and vulnerability that attaches so much meaning to this form of intimacy.
What if, in the future, our brain was more capable of what it could achieve now? We are closer to the future than we ever were, but it’s still not yet in our grasp. How far have we come, and how far do we need to go?
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