Essential Question pt. 5

"If your afraid now, be afraid, be very afraid."

Heres a newer idea of technology, brought up by Robin Williams. Internal technology, technology implanted into your body. Phones, music, computers. How close are we to this becoming a reality. What human rights will does this violate? Do you want to become part computer. It seems very sifi right now but this concept is very possibly in the future of humanity. Today in English class we talked about our blogs and if they were really better than just writing a paper up on word document. I remember hearing Mrs. Watson say that she is amazed how we, with the html codes and stuff are teaching the computer to show and display us as we want to be displayed and showcased. But how much are we teaching and showing it, so much as it is teaching us and showing us. I mean we have to learn a whole different language in order for the computer to recognize what we want and show what we want, in terms of HTML and stuff. Not to mention learning how to type as well. We learn the computer language, why can't we just speak it it reagular english and have it know what we're talking about? Why do we have to type, why can't it learn to speak english and communicate with us? Why is any of this important? Why do I have so many ideas of how to better my own life? It's human nature. It's greed, it's laziness.